Savage Gear 4D Line Thru Roach
The Savage Gear 4D Line Thru Roach is a lure from the soft bait family, designed to imitate roach with a level of detail and movement developed for freshwater predator fishing. The series is based on a 3D scan of a real fish and features the Line Thru system, which allows the lure to work naturally during the retrieve.
What it is for
This series is made to present a lure that replicates the profile and swimming action of real prey. It is used when a predator fish selects believable lures and wants a steady action, with direction changes and lateral gliding during pauses. The Line Thru system improves the lure’s behavior in the water and keeps the hook working outside the body, with direct use for pike fishing and other freshwater predators. The slow sinking and sinking models cover two different actions: one slower, the other deeper.
Features
- Body based on a 3D scan of a real roach.
- Line Thru system developed for freer hook movement.
- High profile that creates a pronounced S-action while swimming.
- slow sinking and sinking versions to cover different water levels.
- Clear lateral movement during pauses and stop phases of the retrieve.
- Available in Roach and Perch colors, to choose the most suitable visual profile for the situation.
At Pescaloccasione, the Savage Gear 4D Line Thru Roach series is part of the selection of artificial lures designed for anglers looking for realistic and controlled presentations, with variants that help cover different retrieve and depth needs.
Models and technical specifications
| Model | Code | Color | Weight | Buoyancy |
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| Roach - 80 g - Slow Sinking | SVS71942 | Roach | 80 g | Slow Sinking |
| Perch - 80 g - Slow Sinking | SVS71943 | Perch | 80 g | Slow Sinking |
| Roach - 86 g - Sinking | SVS72127 | Roach | 86 g | Sinking |
| Perch - 86 g - Sinking | SVS72128 | Perch | 86 g | Sinking |
Frequently asked questions
| What is the Savage Gear 4D Line Thru Roach used for? | It is used to imitate a real roach and present it naturally to freshwater predators. Its high profile and S-shaped swim make it suitable for retrieves with pauses and rhythm changes. |
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| What is the difference between the slow sinking and sinking versions? | The slow sinking version sinks slowly and works more near the surface or mid-water. The sinking version goes deeper and covers different water levels. |
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| What type of fishing is it used in? | It is used in spinning or controlled retrieves for freshwater predators. The series is designed for situations where a believable prey presentation matters. |
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| How do I choose between Roach and Perch colors? | The choice depends on the natural prey in the area and the water visibility. Roach and Perch offer two different finishes in the same series, useful for varying the presentation. |
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