Hey guys, welcome back to the channel, welcome back to the vlog, hope you're having a blessed day. If you're new to the channel, I'm going to be back and today we're going to do a slightly different video than normal. As you know, the six cents access and the 13 fishing jabber jaw are two of the hottest lures to come out this year. This, in fact, this summer to the hottest and hardest baits to your hands on. Now they have a lot of similarities. Both are patent-pending, innovative, design, unique, and again, they're insanely hard to get to your hands on. Today we're going to look at the similarities and the differences. So we can find out which one is the best bang for your buck. Is it the access? Is it the jabber jaw? We're going to put them heads up. Today, mono-emano, access versus jabber jaw, which one will win? Which one will be the greatest lure that's come out in years? Well, probably not the greatest one in years. But which one has been the hottest bait in the summer. But before we get started, let's talk about a few things that both lures offer. The access and the jabber jaw are hybrid crankbaits. Both have a metal square bill that goes side to side to give both an erratic hunting action when they're realed in. Both are meant to be our crankbait, part-bladed jig, but also have the sound of a chatterbait, because that is one of the positives about a chatterbait. The sound it makes in the water, the metal clicking. So both the access and the jabber jaw are designed to have that sound. Both are designed to dive up to two to five feet deep so that they can swim over top of logs and things like that or bounce off the bottom, but both have great action in the water. And like I said in the earlier, the last thing about these things is they are quite possibly two of the hardest baits to get here in the summer of 2020. I know we've had COVID, but this has taken getting lures to another level. These baits are almost impossible to get. And quite honestly, these are the two baits that are selling faster than any bait I've ever seen on the market. If we're going to look at both of these lures, let's look at them really up close. The jabber jaw overall size is 2.95 inches. The lure itself is 2.34 inches. The height of the lure is 1.1 inches and the width is 0.95 inches. The width of the bill of the jabber jaw is 0.81 inches and it is 0.77 inches long. Now let's look at the access. The overall size, including the bill is 3.43 inches. The lure alone is 2.71 inches. Height is 1.12 and the width is 0.85 inches. The bill size of the axis is 0.9 inches from the top and it is 1.17 inches long. Let's talk about some of the differences between the access and the jabber jaw. To start off, the jabber jaw is much smaller with a more rounded profile compared to the axis which has flat sides. The jabber jaw has much smaller treble hooks. They're also a lot sharper. The jabber jaw hooks are slightly turned in or more rounded and that makes them stick into your fingers and other things quite well. The jabber jaw's square bill is more rounded in the front and rounded on the edges too. The one big thing I noticed between the axis and the jabber jaw is the jabber jaw bill doesn't rotate side to side as much as the axis. The axis square bill has more range or more movement to go back and forth side to side. Both these baits hunt completely different underwater. The axis has a wider, broader range, a more erratic movement in the water. It has an extra wide wobble. Whereas the jabber jaw has an erratic hunting action but just not as wide, almost a little bit wider than your normal crankbait. And the biggest thing you're going to notice here is the sound between the axis and the jabber jaw. But let's just make it perfectly clear. The axis has an internal rattle where the jabber jaw does not. But both lures were designed to sound like a metal clacking chatterbait. Let's just hear for ourselves. Last but not least, the axis was released onto the market first, somewhere early 2020 to the Academy stores. The jabber jaw was released to the public in early July 2020. The 6th Sense Axis is made in 26 colors and retail price is 1499. The jabber jaw from 13 Fishing comes in 14 colors and retail price is 1199 each. I know which one is my favorite but I'd love to hear which one you think is your favorite. So comment below and tell me what you think. Guys thanks for watching. I don't know if you like these or want to see more of these comparisons but if you do just tell me and I'll try working on it. Hopefully you've subscribed, click that like button, comment and click the notification bell so you know when the next video drops. Let's remember to do a few things. Take a kid fishing, get your vision. We will see you soon. Hey guys thanks for watching. If you want to subscribe, click up here. If you want to see our last video, it should be right here. Take a kid fishing, get your fish on. Cheers.