Savage Gear Seeker ISP Intense Strike Point Lure - 10cm 28g

The Seeker lure is designed for ultra distance casting, even in windy conditions. The blade design...

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The Savage Gear Seeker ISP Lure is designed for anglers seeking extreme casting distance and an erratic, lively swimming action, even in challenging windy conditions. Its key benefit lies in its Intense Strike Point (ISP) technology, which significantly enhances hook-up rates by attracting fish to hit the lure's tail section. A potential caveat for some users might be the need to choose between the supplied single or treble hooks based on fishing conditions and preference.

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Model Part Number1645460
BrandSavage Gear

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FAQs

What species is the Savage Gear Seeker ISP Lure best for?

The lure is primarily designed for saltwater species like seatrout and seabass. Its action and visual attractants can also appeal to other predatory saltwater fish.

What are the different sizes and weights of the Seeker ISP Lure?

The Seeker ISP Lure comes in various sizes, including 68mm, 87mm, 98mm, and 100mm, with corresponding weights (e.g., the 10cm 28g variant). Specific weights vary by size.

Can I use this lure in freshwater?

While designed for saltwater, its action could potentially attract freshwater predatory fish. However, its primary effectiveness and durability are optimized for saltwater conditions.

How does the Intense Strike Point (ISP) technology work?

ISP technology uses glowing and UV epoxy pasta in pre-drilled holes. These create bright, concentrated visual targets that mimic natural prey and draw fish to strike the lure, particularly in its tail section.

Why are both single and treble hooks included?

The inclusion of both hook types offers versatility. Treble hooks provide more hooking points, while single hooks are often preferred in weedy or snaggy environments to reduce the chance of getting stuck.

What is the best retrieve technique for this lure?

A steady, consistent retrieve often works well to showcase the lure's lively swimming action and rotation. Experimenting with pauses and varying retrieve speeds can also trigger strikes, especially when the lure performs its 360-degree spin-stop.

How should I care for my Seeker ISP Lure?

Always rinse the lure with fresh water after use, dry it thoroughly, and store it in a protected area to maintain hook sharpness and lure finish.

Troubleshooting

Lure spins uncontrollably or does not swim correctly.

Ensure the lure is rigged straight and the line is not twisted. Check that the blade is not damaged or bent. Adjust your retrieve speed; a steady retrieve usually works best.

Hooks are not sharp or are rusting.

Sharpen the hooks using a hook hone. If rust is significant, replace the hooks. Always rinse and dry the lure after use.

ISP dots are fading or peeling.

This is a normal wear and tear issue over time with heavy use. Ensure proper cleaning and storage to maximize lifespan. Reapplication of UV paint is not recommended as it may alter lure balance.

Poor casting distance.

Check for tangles in your line or leader. Ensure your reel is properly spooled and your drag is set correctly. Verify that your casting technique is efficient for long distances.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional casting distance capabilities.
  • Lively and unpredictable action that entices strikes.
  • ISP technology effectively increases hook-up rates.
  • Versatile with included single and treble hook options.
  • Proven to be effective for catching seatrout and seabass.

Cons

  • Requires angler to select the appropriate hook for conditions.
  • May be more complex than simpler lure designs for absolute beginners.
  • ISP effectiveness can vary based on water clarity and light conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Attach the lure to your main fishing line using a quality snap or a direct knot, depending on your preference and fishing conditions.
  2. Choose either the provided ultra-sharp Savage Gear Y-treble hook or the wide-gape beak point lure single hook. For the 10cm 28g lure, the hook sizes are typically ST36#4BN and SG1X #4/0. Ensure the hook is securely attached to the lure's rigging.
  3. Consider using a leader, such as fluorocarbon or steel, to protect against abrasion and sharp teeth.

Compatibility:

The Savage Gear Seeker ISP Lure is designed for saltwater fishing, particularly effective for seatrout and seabass. It is compatible with standard spinning and casting fishing rods and reels suitable for coastal or estuarine environments.

Care:

  • After each use, rinse the lure thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt and debris.
  • Dry the lure completely before storing it to prevent corrosion on the hooks and lure body.
  • Store the lure in a cool, dry place, ideally in a lure box with good ventilation to protect the finish and keep hooks sharp.

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