Looking forward to throwing these one the beaches of New Jersey for striped bass & bluefish. I’m sure if you made a 45 gram model they be deadly on false albacore & bonito.
I agree. At the moment the 60mm Gravity Pencil is what I switch to when I want something smaller for the local sea trout that sit in super shallow, ultra-clear water.
@@thunderinthenight13 ive 2 of those and i cant get a sea-trout to hit one for love nor money in saltwater but if i use it for them in the fresh... id love to see one of these sandeels in a 60mm but with a dotted hammerd style scale pattern of the abu krills but im gettin into fantasy lure porn here
Yeah make some new colours (did we need new colours? ) add an upgraded treble (was the original not good enough?) and then add £3 to the price for a lure that costs no more to produce than the original version and ka-ching the tills are singing and the Savage Gear marketing department are patting each other on the back. There is no indication why the extra cost is justified for example will they produce more takes or are they more versatile than the original?
@@whitetroutchannel again no one is forcing you to buy every color in every size. I for one never feel the need to have a lure in every color. I’ll stick to the 2-3 traditional fish catching colors and I catch more than my share. As far as customer feedback, best feedback is non verbal, if they consistently sell then you know its positive feed back and if they don’t sell you know its negative. Can be any simpler.
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Looking forward to throwing these one the beaches of New Jersey for striped bass & bluefish. I’m sure if you made a 45 gram model they be deadly on false albacore & bonito.
i just wish they would bring out a 60mm version for spooky sea-trout, the 90 freaks them out sometimes, ive been fishing it for a year
I agree. At the moment the 60mm Gravity Pencil is what I switch to when I want something smaller for the local sea trout that sit in super shallow, ultra-clear water.
@@thunderinthenight13 ive 2 of those and i cant get a sea-trout to hit one for love nor money in saltwater but if i use it for them in the fresh... id love to see one of these sandeels in a 60mm but with a dotted hammerd style scale pattern of the abu krills but im gettin into fantasy lure porn here
Hi, you just throw them without sinking and retrieved without jearking?
We need bigger sizes up here, on the south shore and north east they will be deadly.
Yeah make some new colours (did we need new colours? ) add an upgraded treble (was the original not good enough?) and then add £3 to the price for a lure that costs no more to produce than the original version and ka-ching the tills are singing and the Savage Gear marketing department are patting each other on the back. There is no indication why the extra cost is justified for example will they produce more takes or are they more versatile than the original?
No one is forcing you to purchase them.
@@Skolmann no they aint but customer feed backs important
@@whitetroutchannel again no one is forcing you to buy every color in every size. I for one never feel the need to have a lure in every color. I’ll stick to the 2-3 traditional fish catching colors and I catch more than my share. As far as customer feedback, best feedback is non verbal, if they consistently sell then you know its positive feed back and if they don’t sell you know its negative. Can be any simpler.
@@Skolmann One for the suckers
@@Skolmann And by the way I do have them so I make my comment from a position of comparison
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