Savage Gear 4Play V2 Swim N Jerk 16.5cm 35g SS Herring

Savage Gear 4Play V2 Swim N Jerk — lifelike herring swimbait that triggers aggressive strikes

Based on a 3D scan of a real herring, the 4Play V2 Swim N Jerk combines a hard ABS body with a semi-soft tail to deliver an irresistible swimming action that pike and other predators can't ignore.

Super S-curve action for stop-and-go technique

The three-jointed, four-part construction generates a natural S-curve swimming motion that mimics a fleeing baitfish. When you pause your retrieve, the lure glides seductively to the side—triggering reaction strikes from following fish. The slow-sinking buoyancy lets you work different depths and pause longer in the strike zone.

Photo Chrome finish and realistic detailing

The photo-realistic herring pattern reflects light like real scales, while the semi-soft PVC tail adds subtle movement even at slow speeds. Rigged with SGY 1X BN treble hooks on the hard ABS body, this swimbait handles aggressive strikes and stays durable through multiple fish.

Choose the right variant

The 4Play V2 Swim N Jerk is available in two sizes and five colour patterns to match your target species and water conditions:

• 13.5 cm / 20 g — ideal for perch, zander, and smaller pike in clear water or when fish prefer compact prey

• 16.5 cm / 35 g (this model) — the go-to size for pike, large zander, and freshwater predators hunting bigger forage; Herring excels in natural light and clear to lightly stained water

• Firetiger — high-contrast pattern for murky water and low-light conditions

• Golden Ambulance — flash and vibration in stained water

• Perch — natural pattern for pressured waters

• Roach — versatile brownish tone for all-round use

• Rudd — silver flash for open water

Facts

• Length: 16.5 cm

• Weight: 35 g

• Buoyancy: slow sinking

• Running depth: 1–2 m

• Construction: 3 joints, 4 parts; hard ABS body with semi-soft PVC tail

• Hooks: 2 × SGY 1X BN treble hooks (size 2)

• Swimming action: S-curve with side glide on pause

• Retrieve techniques: swim & jerk, stop & go

• Water: freshwater

• Primary species: pike