Savage Gear Slow Seeker 20g 4.5cm 1.5–12m White Flash

Savage Gear Slow Seeker 20g — Triggers Strikes in the Slowest Fall

The Savage Gear Slow Seeker 20g in White Flash is a specialized saltwater jig that sinks slower than almost any other jig on the market, giving predators extended time to react and strike.

Falling Leaf Action Triggers Aggressive Bites

The Slow Seeker descends in a tumbling, fluttering motion that mimics wounded baitfish. This "falling leaf" presentation proves deadly on seabass feeding near the surface along Atlantic beaches, bonitos and tunas in the Mediterranean, and other predatory species that instinctively attack struggling prey. Even in shallow water around 2 m, fish have ample opportunity to intercept the lure during its prolonged sink.

Aerodynamic Design for Extreme Distance

The streamlined profile delivers exceptional casting distance and stability in wind, letting you reach feeding zones at maximum range. Strong flashing from the White Flash finish enhances visibility and triggers strikes from a distance. The jig arrives rigged with high-quality, ultra-sharp assist hooks on both sides to ensure solid hooksets and prevent fish from escaping once hooked.

Choose the Right Variant

The Slow Seeker range covers different depths and target species:

• 10g (3.8 cm, 1–8 m) — shallow coastal zones, smaller seabass, garfish, mackerel

• 20g (4.5 cm, 1.5–12 m) — this variant; versatile choice for seabass, small bonitos, bluefish in moderate depths and distances

• 30g (5.4 cm, 2–17 m) — deeper water, larger seabass, medium bonitos and tunas, stronger currents

• 40g (6 cm, 2.5–25 m) — offshore fishing, bigger predators, extended range in challenging conditions

• 60g (6.7 cm, 3–30 m) — maximum depth and casting distance, large tunas, amberjacks, heavy current

Colors: White Flash (this model), Blue Glow, Pink Glow, Zebra Glow, Sardine, Sayoris

Facts

• Weight: 20 g

• Length: 4.5 cm

• Running depth: 1.5–12 m

• Hook: Size 11, 2 ultra-sharp assist hooks (both sides)

• Buoyancy: Super slow sinking

• Primary species: Seabass, bonito, tuna, bluefish

• Water: Saltwater

• Contains lead