Savage Gear has brought out another new lure, well known by anglers for their amazing-looking baits that catch monster fish, the new shallow running twitch bait, Savage Gear Gravity Twitch. This new lure has a tantalizing action and 6 fish-attracting color options to really draw in hungry predatory fish. The Gravity Twitch has been purpose-designed for long casting performance, so you can sneak these lures in at a distance for targeting pressured fish. This is done with a magnetic long-cast weighting system, which has a sliding iron core in the belly of the lure that transfers the weight to the tail as you cast but comes back to the belly for that nice action. Adding to its design and long castability, the Gravity Twitch also comes with a built-in tubular rattle chamber, for added noise profile when worked through the water.
“The Savage Gear Gravity Twitch is packed with features that no other twitch bait on the market can compete with,” said Adam Ott, Savage Gear Brand Manager. “The magnetic casting system, internal rattles, photo print colors, and matte finish all contribute to the effectiveness of this bait. Its versatility is unmatched; whether you’re using a steady retrieve or a pull-and-pause action, fish can’t resist the Gravity Twitch.”
The Gravity Twitch is available in six ultra-realistic, baitfish-imitating colors, all coming with a matte finish that is more than just for looks. The finish subtly reflects the light in the water to make a shimmer that can draw in predatory fish from a distance. These lures are available in two sizes and have an MSRP of $9.99.
Savage Gear Gravity Twitch Jerkbait Key Features
- Strategic weighting for long-casting performance
- Internal rattle produces sound to draw strikes
- Matte finish that picks up light and makes the lure extremely visible
- Photo print colors and details from an actual fish
- 2 Sizes – 115 (4.5 in) • 145 (5.75 in )
- 6 Colors – Gold Shiner • Brown Chrome • Blue Chrome • Firetiger • Pike • Perch
- MSRP – $9.99
- Available: December 2024
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