Savage Gear Slow Seeker 10g 3.8cm 1–8m Pink Glow

Savage Gear Slow Seeker 10g – Maximum strike time for surface feeders

The Slow Seeker delivers one of the slowest sink rates available, tumbling through the water column like a falling leaf the moment it touches down. This extended descent gives predators ample opportunity to strike, even in shallow water or when fish are feeding at maximum casting range.

Falling-leaf action triggers reluctant fish

The unique tumbling descent mimics wounded baitfish, triggering aggressive strikes from both lazy predators and pressured fish. Whether targeting seabass along the Atlantic coast or Mediterranean bonitos and tunas, the slow, fluttering fall provides extra seconds for fish to react – critical when working shallow zones down to 2 m or when fish are feeding at the edge of your reach.

Aerodynamic design for extreme casting distance

The streamlined profile cuts through wind and delivers stable, long-distance flight in all conditions. This missile-like casting performance lets you reach distant feeding zones and cover more water, while the ultra-sharp saltwater assist hooks on both sides ensure solid hooksets and prevent fish from throwing the lure once hooked.

Choose the right variant

The Slow Seeker range covers shallow coastal zones to deep offshore structure:

• 10g (3.8 cm, 1–8 m) – shallow beach fishing, surface-feeding seabass, light tackle work in 2–8 m depths (Blue Glow, Pink Glow, Sardine, Sayoris, White Flash, Zebra Glow)

• 20g (4.5 cm, 1.5–12 m) – versatile coastal jig for seabass and bonitos in moderate depths

• 30g (5.4 cm, 2–17 m) – deeper water, stronger currents, larger predators

• 40g (6 cm, 2.5–25 m) – offshore structure, deeper drop-offs, heavier tackle

• 60g (6.7 cm, 3–30 m) – deep water, strong tidal flows, large tunas and amberjacks

Facts

• Weight: 10 g

• Length: 3.8 cm

• Running depth: 1–8 m

• Colour: Pink Glow

• Buoyancy: super slow sinking

• Action: falling-leaf tumble

• Hooks: 2 ultra-sharp saltwater assist hooks (size 9), armed both sides

• Water type: saltwater

• Primary species: seabass, bonitos, tunas, coastal predators

• Contains lead