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With the design of a stickbait and incorporation of a fast-sinking jig action, the Strategic Angler Naia is a unique offering for the bluewater angler focused on the medium to large sized gamefish. The Naia 130, 155, and 180 come through wired with 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, well suited for the largest gamefish capable on rod and reel. The typical belly hook hanger often seen on most hard stickbaits was omitted, creating a rhythmic side to side cadence as the bait free falls. Its tail hook hanger can utilize large trebles or singles for more personalized preference. The bait itself can be worked with twitches, "walk the dog" retrieves, sweeps, and more. Its fluid style works well with pauses, casted into breaking fish, or even offshore floating structure such as weeds, logs and more. A touch of UV in its clear body illuminates the bait in low light conditions, drawing fish in for a closer look and instigating bites. Retrieves: Walkâ€" A rhythmic slow twitch will make Naia move with an alternating left and right cadence. A quick sweep creates a sudden commotion that reverberates in the water attracting predators in the process. Wobbleâ€" Retrieving the lure with the rod tip down will create a slow side to side wobble. This slow and erratic movement is reminiscent of a cruising or unwary fish. An occasional twitch will make Naia come alive, flash on one side and then right itself. Sinking Flutterâ€" Cast the lure, or simply let it drop! A free falling lure will have a more pronounced side to side flutter, so give it a few seconds for Naia to reach your preferred depth before retrieving. Sweepâ€" The Naia series does best with softer sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Naia 130 Single: 3/0 â€" 5/0 Treble: 1/0 â€" 2/0 Naia 155 Single: 3

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With the design of a stickbait and incorporation of a fast-sinking jig action, the Strategic Angler Naia is a unique offering for the bluewater angler focused on the medium to large sized gamefish. The Naia 130, 155, and 180 come through wired with 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, well suited for the largest gamefish capable on rod and reel. The typical belly hook hanger often seen on most hard stickbaits was omitted, creating a rhythmic side to side cadence as the bait free falls. Its tail hook hanger can utilize large trebles or singles for more personalized preference. The bait itself can be worked with twitches, "walk the dog" retrieves, sweeps, and more. Its fluid style works well with pauses, casted into breaking fish, or even offshore floating structure such as weeds, logs and more. A touch of UV in its clear body illuminates the bait in low light conditions, drawing fish in for a closer look and instigating bites. Retrieves: Walkâ€" A rhythmic slow twitch will make Naia move with an alternating left and right cadence. A quick sweep creates a sudden commotion that reverberates in the water attracting predators in the process. Wobbleâ€" Retrieving the lure with the rod tip down will create a slow side to side wobble. This slow and erratic movement is reminiscent of a cruising or unwary fish. An occasional twitch will make Naia come alive, flash on one side and then right itself. Sinking Flutterâ€" Cast the lure, or simply let it drop! A free falling lure will have a more pronounced side to side flutter, so give it a few seconds for Naia to reach your preferred depth before retrieving. Sweepâ€" The Naia series does best with softer sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Naia 130 Single: 3/0 â€" 5/0 Treble: 1/0 â€" 2/0 Naia 155 Single: 3

With the design of a stickbait and incorporation of a fast-sinking jig action, the Strategic Angler Naia is a unique offering for the bluewater angler focused on the medium to large sized gamefish. The Naia 130, 155, and 180 come through wired with 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, well suited for the largest gamefish capable on rod and reel. The typical belly hook hanger often seen on most hard stickbaits was omitted, creating a rhythmic side to side cadence as the bait free falls. Its tail hook hanger can utilize large trebles or singles for more personalized preference. The bait itself can be worked with twitches, "walk the dog" retrieves, sweeps, and more. Its fluid style works well with pauses, casted into breaking fish, or even offshore floating structure such as weeds, logs and more. A touch of UV in its clear body illuminates the bait in low light conditions, drawing fish in for a closer look and instigating bites. Retrieves: Walkâ€" A rhythmic slow twitch will make Naia move with an alternating left and right cadence. A quick sweep creates a sudden commotion that reverberates in the water attracting predators in the process. Wobbleâ€" Retrieving the lure with the rod tip down will create a slow side to side wobble. This slow and erratic movement is reminiscent of a cruising or unwary fish. An occasional twitch will make Naia come alive, flash on one side and then right itself. Sinking Flutterâ€" Cast the lure, or simply let it drop! A free falling lure will have a more pronounced side to side flutter, so give it a few seconds for Naia to reach your preferred depth before retrieving. Sweepâ€" The Naia series does best with softer sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Naia 130 Single: 3/0 â€" 5/0 Treble: 1/0 â€" 2/0 Naia 155 Single: 3

With the design of a stickbait and incorporation of a fast-sinking jig action, the Strategic Angler Naia is a unique offering for the bluewater angler focused on the medium to large sized gamefish. The Naia 130, 155, and 180 come through wired with 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, well suited for the largest gamefish capable on rod and reel. The typical belly hook hanger often seen on most hard stickbaits was omitted, creating a rhythmic side to side cadence as the bait free falls. Its tail hook hanger can utilize large trebles or singles for more personalized preference. The bait itself can be worked with twitches, "walk the dog" retrieves, sweeps, and more. Its fluid style works well with pauses, casted into breaking fish, or even offshore floating structure such as weeds, logs and more. A touch of UV in its clear body illuminates the bait in low light conditions, drawing fish in for a closer look and instigating bites. Retrieves: Walkâ€" A rhythmic slow twitch will make Naia move with an alternating left and right cadence. A quick sweep creates a sudden commotion that reverberates in the water attracting predators in the process. Wobbleâ€" Retrieving the lure with the rod tip down will create a slow side to side wobble. This slow and erratic movement is reminiscent of a cruising or unwary fish. An occasional twitch will make Naia come alive, flash on one side and then right itself. Sinking Flutterâ€" Cast the lure, or simply let it drop! A free falling lure will have a more pronounced side to side flutter, so give it a few seconds for Naia to reach your preferred depth before retrieving. Sweepâ€" The Naia series does best with softer sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Naia 130 Single: 3/0 â€" 5/0 Treble: 1/0 â€" 2/0 Naia 155 Single: 3

With the design of a stickbait and incorporation of a fast-sinking jig action, the Strategic Angler Naia is a unique offering for the bluewater angler focused on the medium to large sized gamefish. The Naia 130, 155, and 180 come through wired with 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, well suited for the largest gamefish capable on rod and reel. The typical belly hook hanger often seen on most hard stickbaits was omitted, creating a rhythmic side to side cadence as the bait free falls. Its tail hook hanger can utilize large trebles or singles for more personalized preference. The bait itself can be worked with twitches, "walk the dog" retrieves, sweeps, and more. Its fluid style works well with pauses, casted into breaking fish, or even offshore floating structure such as weeds, logs and more. A touch of UV in its clear body illuminates the bait in low light conditions, drawing fish in for a closer look and instigating bites. Retrieves: Walkâ€" A rhythmic slow twitch will make Naia move with an alternating left and right cadence. A quick sweep creates a sudden commotion that reverberates in the water attracting predators in the process. Wobbleâ€" Retrieving the lure with the rod tip down will create a slow side to side wobble. This slow and erratic movement is reminiscent of a cruising or unwary fish. An occasional twitch will make Naia come alive, flash on one side and then right itself. Sinking Flutterâ€" Cast the lure, or simply let it drop! A free falling lure will have a more pronounced side to side flutter, so give it a few seconds for Naia to reach your preferred depth before retrieving. Sweepâ€" The Naia series does best with softer sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Naia 130 Single: 3/0 â€" 5/0 Treble: 1/0 â€" 2/0 Naia 155 Single: 3

A "slow" styled stickbait combined with the characteristics of metal jigs, the Strategic Angler Proteus is a hybrid option capable of great distance and elegant swimming action. This lure sees much inspiration from the short and chubby profile of the Mikros series and the Naia's clear body with rear hook hanger configuration. The goal of this lure was to have a stickbait that could reach fish out far and cover water, all in compact profile that swam as good as it cast. Butterfish are a slow moving and round baitfish that are a staple baitfish for Bluefin Tuna and other pelagic species and this bait matches them perfectly, profile, size, and action. Each Proteus has a clear body with UV enhancement within to enhance this bait in low light situations. Its robust construction is built to handle intense strikes and hard fighting species. Proteus 100 & 130 sizes feature 2.4mm thick X-Heavy wiring to ensure this bait is capable of even the biggest species capable on rod and reel. Through this baits years of development and countless prototypes in pursuit of perfection, the Proteus was born. Retrieves: Walkâ€" Proteus can be made to walk with a right, left, right cadence using slow rythmic pumps with the rod tip down. The slower the better. Sinking Wobbleâ€" Let the lure rest at free spool after casting. The lure will sink with a wide side to side wobble exposing its flanks as it goes deeper. Majority of the strikes come at free spool so watch your line and get ready to close that bail for the hookset! Mix up the retrieve to achieve different presentations. Sweepâ€" The Proteus series does best with slow sweeps of the rod tip versus the traditional hard sweeps most stickbait anglers are accustomed to. The lure is perfectly balanced without the need of a belly hook so imparting softer sweeps will make the lure dance with ease. Recommended Hook Size & Configuration Proteus 100 Single: 3/0 and Up Treble: 1/0 â€" 3/0 Proteus 130 Single: 5/0 â€" 10/0 Treble: 2/0 â€" 5/0

Matching the true lifelike profile and size of baitfish such as the Pacific Saury and Ballyhoo, the Strategic Angler Espada is a big game orientated plug built with top-of-the-line componentry to withstand hard use and abuse bluefin tuna, GT's, and other large pelagic species dish out. At the core of this plug sits its 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, running nose to tail, well suited for the largest species capable on rod and reel. The Espada is available in both float and sink models, offering different actions and necessary retrieve speeds to work these lures in the ideal way. The Espada floating models sit with a tail down action on the surface at rest. Pumping the rod tip down with a rhythmic action creates a surface side to side glide motion, ideal for calmer winds and slower currents. Pauses in between often draw strikes most of the time, especially from the more opportunistic predators looking for an easy meal. A lighter surface glide can be achieved with a heavier tail hook and lighter belly hook. Retrieving the bait with a slow sweeping action with the rod tip down causes the lure to dive and emit a bubble trail in the water. Between its audible sound dipping into the water, erratic motion diving in the water, along with identifiable water displacement, get ready for some intense strikes. The Espada sinking model works ideally with a medium to fast retrieve speed. The bait itself descends a foot a second at rest, much like a wounded or dead baitfish. A faster sink can be influenced with larger tail hooks and terminal components, offering a more tail orientated sink. Jigging it back will allow the lure to awaken with an erratic "walk the dog" darting action, best with pauses in between to illicit strikes. A more subsurface rolling action can be achieved with quick rod sweeps to the left, right, or up once the lure sinks to your desired depth. Its side flash acts much like a fleeing baitfish, triggering that predator prey response. Recommended Hook Size &

Matching the true lifelike profile and size of baitfish such as the Pacific Saury and Ballyhoo, the Strategic Angler Espada is a big game orientated plug built with top-of-the-line componentry to withstand hard use and abuse bluefin tuna, GT's, and other large pelagic species dish out. At the core of this plug sits its 2.4mm thick X-Heavy through wiring, running nose to tail, well suited for the largest species capable on rod and reel. The Espada is available in both float and sink models, offering different actions and necessary retrieve speeds to work these lures in the ideal way. The Espada floating models sit with a tail down action on the surface at rest. Pumping the rod tip down with a rhythmic action creates a surface side to side glide motion, ideal for calmer winds and slower currents. Pauses in between often draw strikes most of the time, especially from the more opportunistic predators looking for an easy meal. A lighter surface glide can be achieved with a heavier tail hook and lighter belly hook. Retrieving the bait with a slow sweeping action with the rod tip down causes the lure to dive and emit a bubble trail in the water. Between its audible sound dipping into the water, erratic motion diving in the water, along with identifiable water displacement, get ready for some intense strikes. The Espada sinking model works ideally with a medium to fast retrieve speed. The bait itself descends a foot a second at rest, much like a wounded or dead baitfish. A faster sink can be influenced with larger tail hooks and terminal components, offering a more tail orientated sink. Jigging it back will allow the lure to awaken with an erratic "walk the dog" darting action, best with pauses in between to illicit strikes. A more subsurface rolling action can be achieved with quick rod sweeps to the left, right, or up once the lure sinks to your desired depth. Its side flash acts much like a fleeing baitfish, triggering that predator prey response. Recommended Hook Size &