Seika Pro Big Sendai Jerkbait 14.5cm 0.5–2m 55g

Seika Pro Big Sendai Jerkbait — Effortless Pike Fishing in Shallow Water

The Big Sendai builds on the original Sendai's proven track record among pike anglers and takes it up a notch — more size, more weight, same ease of use. At 14.5 cm and 55 g, this silent sinking jerkbait works a 0.5–2 m depth zone and casts with a standard spinning rod, no dedicated jerk rod required.

Castable Hardbait Action Without the Jerk Rod

One of the Big Sendai's biggest practical advantages is that its 55 g weight loads a conventional spinning rod well enough for long, accurate casts. Most jerkbaits of this size demand heavy, short jerk rods, but the Big Sendai stays accessible to anglers who prefer a spinning setup — without sacrificing the erratic, darting action that triggers pike strikes.

Silent Sink and Shallow-Water Versatility

The Big Sendai runs completely silent — no rattle chamber, no internal sound — which keeps the presentation natural in clear or pressured water. Its sinking buoyancy and 0.5–2 m running depth make it particularly effective over shallow flats, weed edges, and margins where pike ambush prey. A steady jerk-pause retrieve lets the lure dart and glide convincingly through the strike zone.

Choose the Right Variant

All Big Sendai variants share the same 14.5 cm body, 55 g weight, sinking buoyancy, and 0.5–2 m running depth. Colour is the only difference between them — choose based on water clarity, light conditions, and local forage.

• Soldier — natural, subdued tones; good all-round choice in clear water

• Goby — bottom-bait imitation; works well over sandy or gravel flats

• Fire Tiger — high-contrast chartreuse/orange; reliable in coloured or low-light water

• White Fish — bright, flashy silver/white; imitates roach and bream in open water

• Parrot UV — UV-reactive finish; effective in overcast conditions or stained water

• Striped Brownie — earthy brown stripes; natural match for perch-pattern forage

• Green Tiger UV — UV-reactive green tiger; strong visual trigger in murky water

• Fire Perch — perch-pattern colouring; versatile choice wherever perch are a key prey fish

Facts

• Length: 145 mm (14.5 cm)

• Weight: 55 g

• Running depth: 0.5–2 m

• Buoyancy: Sinking

• Lure type: Jerkbait (Hardlure)

• Retrieve technique: Jerking

• Sound: Silent (no rattle)

• Target species: Pike

• Compatible with standard spinning rods

• Supplied as single lure in chosen colour