Savage Gear Flatline TG 3cm 5g Sayoris UV

Savage Gear Flatline TG 3cm 5g — Cast farther, dive deeper

The tungsten-bodied Flatline TG micro jig delivers unmatched casting distance and sinking speed for light game and offshore vertical micro jigging in saltwater. Its compact 3 cm profile and 5 g weight punch through wind and currents, letting you reach feeding zones other micro jigs can't.

Superior casting ability in any weather

Precisely engineered with an optimal body-to-mass ratio, the Flatline TG's tungsten construction achieves exceptional casting performance even in challenging conditions. The dense material allows the lure to cut through wind and maintain accuracy, so you can present your bait exactly where predators are holding.

Irresistible flashing action that triggers strikes

The Flatline TG produces an enticing flash on the drop and during jigging, mimicking the erratic movements of distressed baitfish. When predators attack, the combination of micro assist hooks and SGY Saltwater UAR NP (Ultra Anti Rust Nickel Plated) treble hooks (#18 1X) ensures solid hook-ups. The UV finish enhances visibility in low-light conditions and deeper water.

Choose the right variant

The Flatline TG series is available in two sizes and multiple UV-reactive colours to match your target species and conditions:

• 3 cm / 5 g (Sayoris UV, Sardine UV, White Glow UV, UV Chartreuse, Pink Glow UV) — ideal for mackerel, aji (horse mackerel), needlefish, saddled bream, and sea bream in depths of 1–10 m; perfect for light game fishing and when smaller baitfish are present

• 3.5 cm / 8 g (Sayoris UV, Sardine UV, White Glow UV, Pink Glow UV, Chartreuse UV) — better casting distance and faster sinking for deeper water (2–15 m), stronger currents, or larger predators

Facts

• Length: 3 cm

• Weight: 5 g

• Running depth: 1–10 m

• Hook: SGY Saltwater UAR NP treble #18 1X + micro assist hooks

• Buoyancy: extra fast sinking

• Lead-free construction

• Water type: saltwater

• Target species: mackerel, aji, needlefish, saddled bream, sea bream, and other saltwater predators