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| Name | Lucky Craft Sammy 115 11.5cm 18.5g - Oberflächenköder |
| EAN | 0802897022383 |
| MPN | 102135 |
| Brand | Lucky Craft |
| Lure length | 11.5cm |
| Lure weight | 18.5g |
| Color | Ghost Minnow |
| Lure type | Stickbait |
| Running depth | 0m |
| Swimming Action | Walk the Dog |
| Topwater Style | Stickbait |
| Sound / Rattle | Rattling |
| Buoyancy | Floating |
| Target species | Pike, perch |
It is a topwater stickbait designed for surface fishing with a walk-the-dog retrieve.
Choose more natural baitfish colours for clear water and pressured fish, and brighter options like Chartreuse Shad when you want extra visibility on the surface.
It is suited to freshwater predators that feed near the surface, especially pike and perch.
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The Lucky Craft Sammy 115 is a topwater stickbait for targeted predator fishing over shallow areas and baitfish shoals. Its walk-the-dog action, surface splash, and built-in glass rattles help you cover water quickly while still keeping the presentation controlled.
The Sammy 115 is designed for classic walk-the-dog retrieves. With short rod twitches, it tracks from side to side on the surface and adds extra splash, which makes it useful when fish are feeding high in the water column.
At 11.5 cm and 18.5 g, the lure offers good casting distance and accurate placement. The aerodynamic body helps you reach active fish from the bank or boat, especially around visible bait activity.
A detailed baitfish profile combines with glass rattles to add both flash and sound. This gives the lure extra presence when you need to draw strikes from pike, perch, or other predators looking up.
Use the Sammy 115 when you want to fish the surface with an active retrieve in freshwater. The available colours let you match water clarity, light conditions, and local prey fish more closely.
