Savage Gear Low Glider Jerk 17cm 112g SS Fegis

Savage Gear Low Glider Jerk — sink down to trophy pike

The Low Glider Jerk works its way down to where the biggest predators lurk, combining a lively left-right glide with belly flashes that trigger strikes from educated trophy fish.

Low-gliding action with belly flash

This jerkbait descends to 1.5–2.0 m with a controlled, sometimes erratic side-to-side glide. The low-frequency action and natural belly flashing create realistic baitfish signals that appeal to big, wary pike. A loud tubular rattle adds acoustic attraction.

Built to withstand monster pike

Through-wire construction and a PU-foam-filled body ensure this lure survives brutal strikes and long battles. Forged split rings and SGY 1X BN treble hooks maintain their hold even when a trophy fish tests every component.

Choose the right variant

The Low Glider Jerk is available in two sizes and multiple colour patterns to match local forage and water conditions:

• 14.5 cm, 78 g — runs 0.7–2.0 m; ideal for medium-depth drop-offs, structure fishing, and open water when targeting pike and zander in rivers and lakes

• 17 cm, 112 g (current model) — runs 1.0–3.0 m; the heavier option for deeper drop-offs, trolling along structure, and open-water trophy pike hunting

• Fegis (current colour) — natural perch/baitfish pattern effective in clear to medium visibility

• Black Gold — high-contrast silhouette for low light and stained water

• Red Tiger — bold pattern for murky conditions and aggressive pike

• Blue Chr — chrome flash for bright days and clear water

• Pike — mimics young pike; triggers cannibalistic strikes

• Firetiger — classic high-visibility choice in coloured water

• CL Roach — translucent roach pattern for ultra-clear lakes

• GL Perch — realistic perch imitation for pressured waters

Facts

• Length: 17 cm

• Weight: 112 g

• Buoyancy: slow sinking

• Running depth: 1.0–3.0 m

• Hooks: 2× SGY 1X BN trebles (size 2/0)

• Construction: through-wire, PU-foam body, forged split rings

• Rattle: loud tubular

• Target species: pike, muskie

• Technique: jerking, slow retrieve along drop-offs and structure