Fat T-Tail Minnow - Urban Grand slam in the canals of Amsterdam

Once again Sean Wit is cruising the canals of Amsterdam to catch the Urban Predators, this time it´s all about the Fat T-Tail Minnow and how versatile this lure is. Follow him on his pursue for an urban Grand Slam with Perch, Pike and Zander. #savagegear #pike #pikeperch #zanderfishing #perch #savagegear #urbanfishing

[@savagedirk2638]

Over the last two years, I've ditched every other soft swimbait available to me in the U.S. after I took a chance and ordered a bunch of the older versions of the t-tail from various European tackle shops. The green pearl silver, minnow, and motor oil colors get destroyed by monster largemouth and smallmouth bass. I have hundreds in my collection now and fish with nothing else but the 10.5cm and 13cm on Trokar Magnum or Owner Beast hooks (5/0-6/0 for 10.5cm, 7/0-8/0 for 13cm). Best swimbait in my opinion, hands down. Looking forward to the new colors. Thank you.

[@kier4931]

I just wanted to let you know that I used one of your exact lures, the deep diver perch pattern rapala, and caught two Zander while on vacation with my family. Took out a rental boat and trolled the river. It was great! I fish everywhere I travel and now Amsterdam has been a success. Thank you!

[@roofvisaas3847]

Amazing

[@engincalskan6748]

👏👏👏

[@monicabello3527]

The best lure for zanders in my experience, the 9cm is the perfect size.

[@argyrisfishing8664]

👍👋👋👋👌

[@MAD-ox3ye]

Hi Have a question What battery you using for trolling? Thanks

[@whitelabelfishing]

I use Rebelcell batteries, the Outdoorbox for the small boat ✌️

[@tyanez]

But it says "grand slam" in the title! I want my money back! 🙂 Good stuff. Hey, how many lures did you lose? Show that too! There's a lot of snags/fietsen/afval in those waters. Losing lures is part of the game.

[@whitelabelfishing]

Not a single lure this run! Usually a lot more with the stuff underneath the bridges 😂😂😂

[@tyanez]

@@whitelabelfishing Lucky!

[@whitelabelfishing]

@@tyanez one thing that helps with jigging is to fish “heavy”. Even though it is 3-5m deep, 20gr+ helps a lot because you will have a straight line down instead of diagonal… which results in less snags!

[@tyanez]

@@whitelabelfishing great tip