The NEW Whitefish Shad - a Pike Magnet!

3D Whitefish shad comes in 4 Sizes:
- 17.5cm - 42gr
- 20cm - 62gr
- 23cm - 94gr
- 27cm - 152g
- 10 Awesome colors
- 3D Scanned details
- Photo printed colors
- Soft Eyes
- Rolling and Kicking action
- Superb secondary action from fins
- Rattle slot in tail with mounted glass rattle
#gobigorgohome #savageworld

[@shaunsfishingadventures]

They look awsome

[@Dennismeijer1987]

Nice

[@azazattila]

I reckon it would work for catfish as well... 🤔 It has a mullet face 😎

[@OsLega492]

Great lure, just Waiting mine to arrive via postman 😁 1 question, is that simple swivel weight? I plan to fish in lake 5+ meters with 17,5cm whitefish shad, i hear people say 10gr weight is good for start, i have sg stinger 8,5cm for that lure, what weight you recomend and can i put it on snap or on split ring? Thanks very much.

[@garysimpson8860]

Just got a couple and they look great can’t wait to use them but sadly in England there hard to get hold of which is irritating and quite normal over here ,

[@luciussander8217]

No they're not. Plenty of sellers in the UK have them in stock. I'm in the UK and I got several in the two larger sizes with no problem at all. Had a brace of 20's first time out using the 23cm in the pike pattern off a river as it was running off after floods.

[@sweaspurdoddd5466]

Did you stop producing the real eel or something? They're getting hard to find.

[@MrPeanutSays-il7yw]

Super effective. Sold out

[@jimbertels3356]

I try to understand what is new about the action. Same old like all shads

[@mauricetoussaint7283]

Wrong, action varies by brand. These rock from side to side a lot more than many others I use from say Gator, CWC, Soder, Eastfield, Wolfcreek, etc. They are also a slimmer profile and that's very appealing to predators. I have been using these Whitefish Shads for a month now, already had 4 pike over 20lbs on them and in tough conditions I would add, that's when other lures did not get a touch. 100% these are a cut above most other soft plastic swim baits - closest that compares would be Wolfcreek Shad, but I am starting to prefer these. Also, these are scented, if you think that might help.

[@larsvegas1505]

@@mauricetoussaint7283 I use small 3-4-5'' shads on pike mostly.. i dont prefer to use heavy tackle.. its such a drag to cast the whole day.. Also in my opinion its easier to trigger pike on a small lure.. more takes instead of just followers.. on livescope its not hard to read how a pike reacts to a bait.. Also gives me the possibility to catch perch/zander with the same rod.. u never know what ur casting at..

[@r4yaa]

Жаль, что в России их нет. Да и вообще нет новых поставок. Ваши полки в рыболовных магазинах пустеют, их занимают конкуренты. Сами себе в ногу стреляете.

[@kieran3237]

Good for trolling?

[@lassuronsson]

Can't wait to get a reply! I think softbaits have a really poor hook-rate. If you think about trolling or casting hardbaits have a hard "body" that stops the hooks. Rubber baits just bend, and bounce until they break.

[@nickels-fishing]

Line Thru Trouts have a soft body too and a perfect hook ratio 🤨

[@kieran3237]

@@nickels-fishing line tru trout are brilliant for trolling

[@lassuronsson]

@@nickels-fishing It is then a bit similar to deadbait that has a good hook-ratio? So the bait doesn't come in the hooks way. Unfortunately I have only shads with no line thru.

[@luciussander8217]

@@lassuronsson I've been pike fishing now for 40 years and to say soft lures have a poor hook-up rate in nonsense. Hard body baits are where you can issues, especially with larger jerk baits, where fish can lever off baits. Soft plastic lures are not made of rubber and what, bounce and bend. Jesus wept man, what are you on about. Do you actually lure fish or just watch videos of others doing it.