Savage Gear Fat Tail Spin Fishing Lure
The Savage Gear Fat Tail Sinking Fishing Lure is a fantastic flashing option for targeting jack pike when other lures aren’t working. With a flashing, rotating, and vibrating tail blade, this lightweight lure comes in three sizes, ranging between 5.5cm to 8cm. It’s suitable for freshwater predators like perch, pike, and trout, and has a long-casting range and can be fished on the drop, maximising fishing time.
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Description
Savage Gear’s Fat Tail Sinking Fishing Lure is arguably the most unique lure on the list and a truly excellent option for targeting jack pike. This is a go-to for when the fish just aren’t biting. In situations when traditional minnows, spinners and other hard lures just aren’t quite cutting it, this little hard lure-spinner combo may be exactly what you need. A fantastic pike fishing lure option to have in your back pocket.
At just 5.5cm (9g) – 8cm (24g) it’s a relatively small and lightweight lure that has a flashing, rotating tail blade that vibrates, flashes and sparkles throughout the retrieve. With an internal rattle (only for the 24g option) and a single carbon treble hook, this lure is corrosion-resistant and a great option to have when your traditional paddle tails and metals aren’t working. Sometimes you need a standout lure in your bag and for us this is it.
Features
- 5.5cm (9g) – 8cm (24g)
- Long-casting lure
- Hook-ups on the drop, maximising fishing time
- Vibrates and flashes
- Suitable for perch, pike, trout, and all manner of freshwater predators
- Internal rattle for the 24g (like the 3D Pulse Tail Roach)
- Single carbon treble hook
- Corrosion-resistant
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Specification: Savage Gear Fat Tail Spin Fishing Lure
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A tail spinner lure comprises three key parts: a heavier body, set of hooks and a spinning tail. The heavier body allows for reasonable casting distance and control, whilst the spinning tail is designed to mimic an insect or injured fish when reeled in.
You fish a tail spinner like you would any other spinner. The heavier body and spinning tail allow for a reasonable casting distance and the lure is designed to drive through the water column on the retrieve, with the spinning tail kicking up a bit of a fuss.
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