Pakula Dojo Peche Hybrid Skooners

Pakula Dojo Peche Skooners™ are designed for maximum performance between 1.5 and 7 knots. They will certainly work at faster speeds in calm conditions. When used in a standard trolling situation the Skooners™ are ideal for the long positions such as long corner, long rigger and long shotgun positions.

When used as a casting lure the Skooners™ are ideal for slow and medium retrieves.

• All lures will be pre-rigged with a Stainless Steel Dojo Hook on high Quality Japanese Leader to IGFA specifications.
  
• Hook lock system.
  
• Keel System.
  
• All lures available in all colours
  
• Double UV additives

Pakula Dojo Peche Construction
The construction of Skooners and Destroyers are very simmilar. Only the head shapes are different.

This is the internal skeleton made from High Impact PVC.

The foil covered lead keel on the bottom of the skeleton will keel the lure and hook maximising hook-ups and allow you to fish the lure as deep as you want. It will cast like a bullet.

The skeleton supports a tough but flexible PVC skin that is made from the same tough PVC that dog’s toys are made from.
Dojo’s are tough enough to use on heavy tackle game gear!

To introduce the Dojo’s it was decided to give you something that is easy to identify.

The Skooner has a Cockroach shaped head with the now Traditional Pakula Logo Eye. It’s well recognised that the shape is one of the best trolling head shapes of all time, and is also a common popper shape.

The tail has a massive supported paddle that is curved to catch as much water as possible to impart maximum realistic action and at faster speeds and imaprt a great bubble trail.

You may have followed along and now notice this is a triple action lure with the head, side cuts and tail all causing vibration and their own smoke trails at speeds as low as 2.5 knots.

Note that when the Dojo Hybrid isn’t smoking, it’s swimming so no matter what you do with it, it is working!

The tail also acts as a weed guard in estuary, river and impoundment fishing, or wherever weed and flotsam is a problem. In these applications a smaller hook would be used, or even a treble.

The tail flap will easily fold away into the hook bend to allow for a clean hook-up. The tail section will also stretch so if a fish grabs the lure in front of the flap it will stretch and the hook will find it’s mark, as the rig is supported by the skeleton.