Tady #45 Surface Lure – Treble Hook Olive Purple Sardine

The Tady #45 lure with a treble hook is designed for easy fishing and offers excellent aquatic movement. It is particularly effective for vertical jigging. The lure is constructed using lightweight metal alloys, allowing it to run about 6 to 8 inches beneath the water's surface with an unpredictable side-to-side swimming motion.

This lure, also referred to as “Surface iron,” is most effective when used to attract fish feeding near the water's surface. To optimize its movement, retrieve the lure at a medium to slow speed. It is highly suitable for both boat anglers and surf casters, proving to be deadly against East Coast Stripers, Bluefish, and West Coast yellowtail.

Key Features of the Tady #45 Lure:

• Designed for both boat angling and surf casting
• Optimized for medium to slow retrieval speeds
• Effective surface iron for fish feeding at the water's surface
• Constructed with lightweight metal alloys for better swimming motion
• Features a treble hook for superior catching capability
• Specially designed for vertical jigging techniques
• Suitable for catching species such as Stripers, Bluefish, and yellowtail
• Unique side-to-side swimming action when retrieved correctly
• Can be used effectively on the East and West Coasts
• Vibrant Olive Purple Sardine color pattern for increased visibility and attractant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the optimal retrieval speed for the Tady #45 Lure?

The optimal retrieval speed for the Tady #45 Lure is a medium to slow speed. This speed will allow the lure to showcase its unpredictable side-to-side swimming motion, attracting fish near the water's surface.

What is vertical jigging?

Vertical jigging is a fishing technique where the lure is dropped vertically into the water and then moved in an up-and-down motion. The Tady #45 Lure with a treble hook is particularly effective for this technique.

What type of fish is the Tady #45 Lure suitable for?

The Tady #45 Lure with a treble hook is suitable for attracting a variety of fish species feeding near the water's surface. It has proven to be deadly against East Coast Stripers, Bluefish, and West Coast yellowtail.