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An ultra-realistic appearance characterizes the 3D Real Trout swimbait from Savage Gear. The lure maker utilizes revolutionary 3D scanning to achieve the appearance of a real hatchery trout. The soft plastic Real Trout features an internal jighead with an ultra-sharp, super-strong hook. A kicking paddle tail that offers a true, lifelike appearance produces a side-to-side swimming action.
Exaggerated fin details for secondary lure action
Ultra-large size draws fish from great distances
Ultra-strong jig hook and secondary eyelets for rigging stinger hooks
Perfect for bass, stripers, muskie and monster pike
Web ID: 1405220721511
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Mojorisin from
Awesome bait!I bought one of these when they first came out. It tracked through the water straight and the action was really good. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that the eyes eventually fell out after catching about 5 bass. It still produced without the eyes, and I'm sure a little crazy glue would've helped, but all in all, a nice bait to add to your arsenal.
Date published: 2018-01-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
XanderPhipps from
Awesome swimbaitI got the 5 inch baby bass color, and I wish i got More colors and sizes. i have caught probably 10 bass already, and i have only taken it out once. Most were 1.5-2.5 pounds but some were even 3 and 4. The biggest was 6.89 pounds. The hook up ratio is great if you attach a treble or frog hook on the bottom eye, but i dont do it much because I really dont want to lose it.
Date published: 2016-11-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
smooths6 from
Works like a charmTypically we cast for pike but will usually troll back to our dock. Happen to throw on the baby bass. Swim action was great. Withing the 1st 5 minutes has a fat (well fed) 39 inch Pike launch at it. Nearly rip the road out of my hand. The lure stoop up to the pike putting up a tremendous fight.
This will differently be at the top of my tackle box.
Date published: 2016-06-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Loneshadow from
WarningYes warning, be sure your gear is big enough. I trolled with this lure in lake Oroville at 85 feet down, don't know what Took the lure but it fought enough to break my pole and line.
Date published: 2016-04-14
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Jig4Bass from
SLOW AS A ROCKThe 5" Light Trout looks and swims great in the water. Boot-tail works fine and keeps the lure swimming level.
What surprised me was I thought I was buying the "slow sink" version per the website listing. What I received is sinking like a rock. I mean a ROF of at least a 12. So, keep that in mind if you are looking for something more in the ROF 5 range.
Date published: 2016-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PhillyBass from
Super SwimbaitI have experimented with many swimbaits I the last few years, and I have to tell you..... The Savage Gear Hitch is awesome in the way it looks, swims and catches fish!!
Date published: 2016-01-31
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Chrisb31 from
Realistic swimmerThis is the most realistic swim bait I have used. Be sure you get a heavy rod that can handle the weight. If setup right you will be able to cast this a mile. I have had bigger trout chase and nip at this but my main goal is this huge bass that eats stocker trout in this smallish reservoir that I fish. Great product
Setup is 12 pound mono. No braid. Will this affect my cast because it is heavy?
Asked by: youngmagnificent13
Your casting distance will depend more on the softness of your rod tip and backbone. The Skeet Reese swimbait / Carolina rig rod, 7'6" has a soft tip, but good backbone and will handle the 1.25 weight just fine.
But, when it's time to set the hook, using mono instead of braid will definitely mean you need a stiffer rod because of mono's stretch.
