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tempting pike in shallow water
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| Name | 3D SNAKE 30CM 57G FLOATING WHITE SNAKE |
| EAN | 5706301635143 |
| MPN | SVS63514 |
| Brand | Savage Gear |
| Lure length | 30cm |
| Lure weight | 57g |
| Color | White Snake |
| Lure type | topwater_popper |
| Running depth | 0m |
| Swimming Action | s_curve_glide |
| Hook Configuration | multi_treble |
| Water Conditions | freshwater, shallow_water, topwater |
| Rigging options | treble_hook, multiple_eyelets |
| Transport length | 30cm |
| Buoyancy | Floating |
| Target fish | Pike |
The supplier information points to pike as the main target species. The large profile and topwater presentation are especially suited to pike fishing in shallow areas.
The jointed body creates a wide S-curve action. Depending on which eyelet you use, the lure can run on the surface or just below it.
In this product line, the main difference is colour. Choose White Snake for a pale, high-contrast look, or Green Snake for a more natural green presentation.
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The Savage Gear 3D Snake is a snake imitation for pike fishing with a wide S-curve action near the surface. Its two line tie points let you fish it right on top or just below the surface, which helps when covering shallow water, weed edges, and sunken timber.
This lure is based on a 3D scan of a real snake and is built to move with a natural, sweeping swimming action. The jointed body creates a broad glide that stands out in calm water and over shallow structure.
With two attachment eyelets, you can adapt the running depth to the situation. Fish it as a surface lure over vegetation, or just under the top layer when predators are following but not breaking the surface.
The lure is fitted with treble hooks and a rotating rear treble to help maintain hook hold during the fight. At 30 cm and 57 g, it is aimed at anglers fishing large pike lures and searching for reaction takes from active fish.
