Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail

•  High specific gravity
•  High salt content
•  Slot for rattle in belly
•  Slot for insert weight in tail
•  Perfected for use with our 6/0 weedless hooks
• Long-casting soft lures, each with a very different and unique action
•  Fish the lures with or without belly-weights
• 71857 14CM 15G SINKING WHITE 6PCS
• 71858 14CM 15G SINKING WAKASAGI 6PCS
• 71859 14CM 15G SINKING KAHKI 6PCS
• 71860 14CM 15G SINKING GREEN SILVER UV 6PCS

Key Takeaways: Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail

Introducing the Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail, a revolutionary soft plastic lure engineered to help anglers catch more fish in a variety of conditions. This versatile bait is available in 14cm and 15g sizes, perfect for targeting species like bass, pike, and walleye. Choose from enticing colors such as White, Wakasagi, Kahki, and Green Silver UV to match the hatch in any water clarity.

The Gravity Stick Pulsetail boasts several key features that set it apart from other soft plastic lures on the market:

• High specific gravity and salt content for long casts and deeper running depth
• Slots in the belly and tail for adding rattles or insert weights to customize sound and sink rate
• Perfected shape for rigging on 6/0 weedless hooks, allowing anglers to fish heavy cover with fewer snags

One of the standout benefits of the Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail is its unique paddle tail action. The lure's specially designed tail creates a seductive swimming motion that mimics the movements of a wounded baitfish, drawing in predatory species from a distance. Whether you're fishing it with or without added weights, this lifelike action is sure to trigger aggressive strikes from hungry fish.

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Maximize Your Catch with the Right Paddle Tail Lure Techniques

To get the most out of your Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail, it's essential to understand how to properly fish paddle tail lures. These techniques will help you leverage the lure's unique features and increase your chances of landing trophy-worthy fish:

• Vary your retrieval speed to find what triggers bites
• Use a stop-and-go retrieve to mimic a wounded baitfish
• Experiment with different weights and rattles to adjust the lure's sink rate and sound profile
• Fish the lure near structure, such as weed beds or sunken timber, where predatory fish often lurk

When selecting the right gear for fishing the Gravity Stick Pulsetail, consider using a medium to medium-heavy rod with a fast action tip. This will allow you to make long casts and detect subtle bites, while still having enough backbone to set the hook and fight larger fish. Pair your rod with a high-quality braided line or fluorocarbon leader to ensure you have the sensitivity and abrasion resistance needed when fishing around heavy cover.

Versatility for Multiple Fishing Scenarios

The Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail is not just limited to freshwater fishing. Its durable construction and lifelike action make it an excellent choice for targeting a variety of saltwater species as well. When outfitting your boat fishing tackle essentials, be sure to include a selection of these versatile lures in different colors and sizes.

In addition to boat fishing, the Gravity Stick Pulsetail is also a top performer for shore fishing and even Norway fishing adventures. Its ability to cast long distances and maintain a seductive swimming action at various depths makes it a valuable addition to any angler's tackle box, no matter where their fishing pursuits take them.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail

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What sizes and colors are available for the Savage Gear Gravity Stick Pulsetail?

The Gravity Stick Pulsetail comes in 14cm and 15g sizes, with color options including White, Wakasagi, Kahki, and Green Silver UV.

Can I fish the Gravity Stick Pulsetail without added weights?

Yes, the lure is designed to be fished with or without added belly weights, depending on your desired sink rate and action.

What species can I target with the Gravity Stick Pulsetail?

This versatile lure is effective for targeting a range of predatory species, including bass, pike, walleye, and various saltwater fish.

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