Salmo Slider Sinking Jerkbait 7cm 0.5–1m 21g Wounded Real Grey Shiner

Salmo Slider — The Legendary Glider That Redefined Jerkbait Fishing

The Salmo Slider Sinking is the first European glider jerkbait and remains one of the most imitated lure designs worldwide. Its unique shape and one-of-a-kind gliding action trigger aggressive strikes from pike, zander, perch, and other predators in any water.

Works with Every Retrieve Technique

There's no wrong way to fish the Slider. Whether you work it with aggressive sweeps, gentle twitches, or steady retrieves, this 7cm sinking jerkbait delivers the erratic side-to-side glide that predators can't resist. The freedom to experiment makes it ideal for both beginners learning jerkbait techniques and experienced anglers fine-tuning their presentations.

Sinks Into the Strike Zone Fast

At 21g, this sinking version drops quickly to working depths of 0.5–1m and holds position in current or wind. The negative buoyancy lets you pause the lure and watch it flutter down—often the moment when following fish commit. Perfect for targeting deeper structure, drop-offs, and suspended fish that won't chase surface lures.

Choose the Right Variant

The Slider Sinking family covers everything from finesse presentations to big-pike hunting:

• 5cm / 8g — Ultra-light setups, small waters, pressured fish, perch and small pike

• 7cm / 21g / 0.5–1m — All-round workhorse for pike, zander, bass; medium jerkbait rods (Wounded Real Grey Shiner colorway)

• 10cm / 46g / 1m — Deeper water, larger predators, heavier tackle

• 12cm / 70g / 1–2m — Big pike specialists, trophy hunting, deep zones

Available in proven fish-catching colors including Wounded Real Grey Shiner, Green Pike, Bleeding Blue Shad, Real Hot Perch, Holo Tiger, Chart, Real Roach, and more.

Facts

• Length: 7cm

• Weight: 21g

• Running depth: 0.5–1m

• Buoyancy: Sinking

• Action: Glider

• Color: Wounded Real Grey Shiner

• Target species: Pike, zander, perch, bass

• Award-winning design, widely copied by competitors

• Contains lead or cadmium—wash hands after handling