Thriller HI [9 inch] - $19.99 : Select Tackle Company, We only sell what works!

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Model: 9 inch

Thriller HI

Model: 9 inch

Availability : In Stock

$19.99

Manufactured by: Suick

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Description

Description:

The Suick Musky Thriller has been catching muskies for many years. It's one of those lures that every serious musky angler must have in their boat. The Suick Thriller HI is the same proven design that made Suick famous but made from an all new High Impact plastic, this Thriller is truly the best yet from Suick. Able to withstand violent collisions with rock and gravel and with Suick's revolutionary through-wire construction system this lure is sure to excel under the most severe fish catching situations. Proudly made in the USA, we dare you to put this lure to the ultimate test!

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How to Improve Performance:

The metal tail and nose ring can be tweaked with a pliers to give each individual lure the right action. We like the lure to dance side to side while making a rise and dive motion. Bending the tail down, and to opposite of bending the nose ring, will typically give you this action. For example, if you bend the right side of the tail down, you would then bend the nose ring a little to the left. Note: when "tuning" these lures, start with small increments of movement, not to over tune the lure.

How to Fish:

Working a Suick (or any jerkbait) isn't that hard with proper rod movements and body positions. To work a Suick properly, first square your body up to the direction of your cast. Keep your rod tip pointed at the lure, remember high school math (the shortest distance between two points is a straight line!). Pull down in a manor of 1 to 2 foot pulls. Maintain a steady retrieve while making the pulls in order to pick up the slack. Only during a pause (to let the lure rise a little) should you ever stop reeling. This retrieve can be varied with longer pauses, faster pulls, slower pulls, which is important to see what muskies will react to each day. Although it is classified as a jerkbait, the Suick Thriller HI should be pulled, not jerked for maximum performance.