Current Killer Stickbait
Current Killer Characteristics and Hooks
Handcrafted Excellence for Trophy Hunters
Hand built with unmatched passion and precision, this premium stickbait is engineered for the angler who demands nothing but the best. Designed to dominate strong currents and thrive in choppy waters! Perfect lure for a magnitude of fish species including Giant Trevally, Yellowfin Tuna, Dogtooth Tuna, Wahoo and other pelagic and reef species.
Available in multiple sizes 20G upto 110G so you can perfectly match your target species — whether you're chasing giants offshore or lurking predators inshore.
Tested. Proven. Trusted by Cavy.
Because when you cast, you cast with confidence.
Colour options:
Lime – Bright lime green for maximum visibility. Night Glow.
Sardine – Silver-blue inspired by sardine scales, with amazing body flash. Night Glow.
Galaxy – Deep midnight blue with cosmic appeal. Night Glow.
Raspberry – Vivid pink-red for bold strikes. Night Glow.
Nightwalker – Stealth dark charcoal for subtle presentation. Night Glow.
Purple – One of my all time favorites, GT love this deep purple
awesome looking lure cant wait to test out
thank you cavy
ps:
thanks for the gloves (morning tide)
Awesome craftsmanship
These lures are so sick and finished to a high quality. Cant wait to use them !! Greetings from Germany 😎
I'm based on Lesvos island, Greece. Mediterranean fishing. I bought this lure just to try it out. Cost me +50% extra to ship and import. Never expected to actually work since it's aimed at much bigger game. We have some Amberjacks and False Albacores here, that could target such lures, plus the odd Dentex or Seabass that attack pretty much anything. I got the mint color 30g floating version. The best available that suits our Spinning gear here in the Mediterranean. We generally use 10-40g c.w. rods with a PE 1.2 line. I rigged it with size 2, BKK Fangs treble hooks.
First session trying it out, using it in a 3-lure rotation. This lure stood out from the moment it hit the water. It is supposed to be floating, but submerges during retrieve and maintains a nice depth of about half a meter(?), with nice WTD-like subsurface movement. It responds equally well to twitching and drags. Drags give it a more sudden charge-and-stop action, and reemerges to the top in-between pauses.
After 4 hours of fishing and about 2kms of coastline exploration, I had nothing to show for. So, I decided to switch solely to the Current Killer and try it out a bit more, on the way back. Stopping only at spots that caught my eye earlier. Just a few hundred meters before the beach I parked my car, I got a violent strike just a few meters wide from the worst rocky terrain of the whole coastline. I instantly understood this was not going to be easy. The fish was big and strong, pulling more line than I could gather and heading for the many rocks in front of me. Tightened the drag a few clicks, just to be able to reel in a decent amount between runs, held the rod high and prayed it stays clear of sharp rocks. With a fair amount of luck, I landed one of the biggest Dentex I've caught, and the first in that fishing area. On the first day I tried out Current Killer. Luck or not, I'm not going spinning without it, ever again...
COLOUR AND QUALITY IS SUPERB AND SHINY, WAITING TO USE THIS WEEKEND