Savage Gear Sardine Glider 13.5cm 120g FS UV W GLOW

Savage Gear Sardine Glider 13.5cm – strikes when everything else fails

The Sardine Glider earned cult status among hardcore jig anglers for one simple reason: it catches fish when other lures come up empty. Its unique geometry and falling action trigger aggressive strikes from pike, zander, and perch even on the toughest days.

Designed for drop strikes

The Sardine Glider's real magic happens on the fall. As the lure drops through the water column, it produces an erratic gliding action that mimics a stunned baitfish—one of the most irresistible triggers for predators. The 120g weight delivers excellent casting distance and gets you into the strike zone fast, making it ideal for searching large areas or working deep water.

UV-active flash in all conditions

The FS UV W GLOW pattern combines a realistic white base with UV-reactive properties and glow elements. The UV components flash intensely in both bright sun and low light, while the glow belly remains visible in murky water or at dusk. This dual-threat visibility system ensures predators can locate and track the lure regardless of weather or water clarity.

Choose the right variant

The Sardine Glider range covers a spectrum of depths, casting distances, and predator species:

• 13.5cm 120g FS UV W GLOW (this model) – all-round choice for pike and zander in medium to deep water; excellent casting range

• 13.5cm 120g FS UV ZB – zebra pattern for clear water and selective fish

• 13.5cm 120g FS UV P GLOW – pink glow for low-light conditions

• 13.5cm 120g FS UV CH GLOW – chartreuse glow for stained water

• 13.5cm 120g FS UV BG GLOW – blue/green glow for varied light

• 14.5cm 150g variants – heavier option for longer casts and deeper presentations

• 15.5cm 180g variants – largest size for big pike and extreme casting distance

Facts

• Length: 13.5cm

• Weight: 120g

• Swimming action: gliding on the drop

• UV-active finish with glow elements

• Super-long cast design

• Durable, flashy coating

• Target species: pike, zander, perch

• Technique: vertical jigging, casting and retrieving with pauses