Savage Gear Vib Blade Lure - Green Silver Ayu

This lure is highly effective for Perch, Pike, Zander, Asp, and Trout. Its design also makes it suitable for other predatory freshwater and saltwater species.

The front-most hole provides the most vibration and a tighter action. The middle hole offers a balanced action. The rear-most hole creates a wider swimming action on the drop. Experiment to see which action attracts the most strikes in your conditions.

Yes, the lure is equipped with 'Salter water trebles' and is designed for both freshwater and saltwater applications.

VMS stands for Vivid Movement System. It refers to the lure's lifelike swimming action that is maintained even during the fall or on a slow retrieve, making it more enticing to fish.

You can retrieve it with a steady retrieve, varying the speed, or use a stop-and-go technique. The lure's action on the drop is also a key feature, so allow it to sink and impart subtle twitches.

The Savage Gear Vib Blade Lure comes in various sizes and weights, including 4.5cm 8.5g and 5.5cm 14.5g, among others.

For pike and zander, a steel or fluorocarbon leader is highly recommended to prevent bite-offs. For other species, a regular fishing line or fluorocarbon leader is usually sufficient.

Ensure the line is attached to the correct point. Try a more forward attachment point for a more stable retrieve. Check for any damage to the lure body or fins. Use a quality swivel.

Check for tangles or wind knots in your line. Ensure your reel is spooled correctly. Verify that the lure is not snagged or damaged. The lure's weight and design are optimized for casting; line management is key.

Sharpen the treble hooks with a file or whetstone. If hooks are significantly bent, they should be replaced with new, sharp treble hooks of a similar size.

Experiment with different attachment points. Ensure the lure is not damaged. In very slow retrieves or slack line, vibration might be less pronounced; try increasing retrieve speed or pausing.