Ragot Raglou Tiger TGO

Ragot Raglou Tiger TGO — calls predators with low-frequency vibrations

The Raglou Tiger combines body movement and tail action to transmit low-frequency vibratory waves that attract predators from a distance. Its profile and TGO colour pattern deliver the visual trigger signals needed to provoke the final strike.

Low-frequency vibrations call fish in

The flexible body works together with the tail to generate slow, pulsing vibrations that propagate through the water column. These waves mimic distressed baitfish and draw sea bass, mackerel, sea trout, perch and other predators into striking range even in murky or low-light conditions.

Visual signals trigger the attack

Once a predator closes in, the realistic profile and TGO colour scheme provide the visual confirmation needed to commit. Each Raglou Tiger is moulded with a specific flexibility designed to maximise natural swimming action on steady and erratic retrieves alike.

Choose the right variant

The Raglou Tiger is available in four sizes and four colour patterns to match your target species, water clarity and baitfish profile:

• 55 mm (1.8 g, #8 hook) — trout, perch, small saltwater species in shallow water or slow current

• 65 mm (3.6 g, #2 hook) — trout, perch, schoolie bass in streams, harbours and estuaries

• 85 mm (7.2 g, #2 hook) — sea bass, mackerel, garfish, trout in moderate current or open water

• 105 mm (current variant) (1/0 hook) — sea bass, mackerel, bonito, bluefish in coastal zones and deeper water

• 120 mm (12.6 g, 2/0 hook) — large sea bass, bonito, bluefish, meagre in offshore and surf conditions

• TGO (current variant) — high-contrast orange belly for stained water and low light

• TGB — dark natural baitfish pattern for clear water

• TGG — green shad pattern for estuaries and brackish zones

• TGR — red accent pattern for maximum visibility in deep or turbid water

Facts

• Length: 10.5 cm

• Hook: 1/0

• Quantity: 3 per pack

• Lure type: soft lure

• Colour: TGO

• Target species: sea bass, mackerel, horse mackerel, pollack, cod, meagre, shad, saddled bream, bonito, trout, perch