The Savage Gear Seeker range has been a monumental success. Not just for Savage Gear (SG) themselves, but for so many bass anglers around our coast.
There was a point where SG actually discontinued them, only for them to almost immediately after finally find success among anglers. Too late. However, SG listened to the anglers and soon relaunched the range.
The 23g model here is the perfect metal bass lure to have in your bag for when you've got your lighter rod with you, but might still need the occasional bit of distance. Super on slightly calmer days or in shallower water.
There is no best size or weight when it comes to the bass with the Seeker. It all just depends on conditions. On a less windy or rough day, in shallow water, the 23g size is ample. And then you can just go up or down from there.
The perfect lures for anything from bass to pollack to mackerel to sea trout.
The flatter profile of the Seeker means that they rise more easily in the water, which explains why they make such great lures on our beaches. You get the benefit of extreme casting distance thanks to the overall weight and bum-weighted orientation, combined with a lure that doesn't sink like a lead weight.
Although there is now a "Surf" model also, this original version still outsells it among surf anglers, so don't be too guided by the names.
