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Shimano Coltsniper Sinking Stickbait Lures

Shimano Coltsniper Sinking Stickbait Lures

by Shimano
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OL212
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Shimano Coltsniper Sinking Stickbait Lures feature a sand eel-like slim shape design, and a unique Propulsion Weight Transfer System to provide exceptional casting distance. Casting distance is increased by as much 22% over similar length and weight lures by sliding the internal weight back during the cast, and then springing it forward when the lure hits the water.

Shimano Coltsniper Stickbaits have a wide slide swim action when retrieved, and chemically sharpened treble hooks mid-body and at the tail. This unique combination of features make Shimano Coltsniper Sinking Stickbait Lures ideal for chasing powerful and aggressive game fish.

4.5 Stars based on 9 reviews
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By Golden E.
Block Island, RI
Casts a country mile, striped bass love it, works well with many fish, buy it
November 12, 2019
Casts like a rocket, swims well, bunker style is very effective for later season bass when bunker or peanut bunker are present. The hooks are a bit on the light side, probably by design to keep the action of the lure. The finish will wear off after a few fish but still works well. Plan on replacing hooks after a few larger fish.
Proscasting, great weight propulsion system, through wired, swimming, presentation when new
Conshooks are light and can bend/break, finish can fall apart after a few fish
By trevor
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good lure
September 13, 2018
go to lure for yellowtail.
By Jeremy
Key West, FL
Have one ready
May 27, 2018
These lures cast amazingly well and react great on the retrieve. I have (atleast) one rigged on a rod at all times.
By Frank
San francisco, CA
Catches fish!
January 31, 2018
My favorite lure at the moment. Cast far and catches fish.
ConsFinish doesn't last, but it still catches fish.
By TK
SAN DIEGO, CA
Effective
January 26, 2018
Nice action and can be fished at different retrieves for various species. Caught a few small yellowfin, skipjack and bonito on the same lure and the finish seems to hold up well. Just need to change out the hooks and split rings to make more reliable. Other than nice, nice lure.
Pros Nice finish and action
ConsHooks and split rings
By TK
SAN DIEGO, CA
Nice alternative
November 16, 2017
Nice alternative to using surface irons here on West coast. Replace with single hooks to minimize kelp snags and make more cattle boat friendly.
By Kai
Carpinteria, CA
Striped bass killer!
July 31, 2017
Catches striped bass in both freshwater and saltwater. I replaced the hooks with one size up VMCs, which gives it just a bit more weight for a faster sink rate, and better castibility.
ConsPaint does chip, but doesn't seem to impact catchability
By Eric
Oahu, Hawaii
Really like it BUT....
July 27, 2017
It's a great stick! I love the action and the distance I can get with it. The only problem is it doesn't last long. Within two outings and 4 fish later, it is all Buss up with the print chipping. The finish is fragil.
ProsLong distance Action on the retrieve
ConsFinish is weak Chips easily
By Zak
New York
Great product
October 15, 2016
Favorite lure
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Todd Smith
from Orangeville, Ontario asked:
February 16, 2017
Are these hooks iodized and suitable for salt water use?
1 Answer
The hooks on all Coltsniper lures are designed for saltwater use.
Submitted by: Devon on February 17, 2017

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ALEEM MOHAMMED
from TRINIDAD, W.I. asked:
January 20, 2017
what is the weight(OZ) of each?
1 Answer
The 120mm Coltsniper Stick weight 1.13oz. The 140mm weighs 1.91oz.
Submitted by: Devon on January 21, 2017

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