soFt lures
Many modern-bodied soft lures
on the market have a fantastic,
naturalistic appearance. However,
they do not have the lifelike action in the water that
one could wish for. Many years of angling experience
with soft lures have proved that even the best
looking, natural, modern soft lure will be out fished
by a conventional soft lure that is perfectly balanced
and designed for optimum lifelike swimming action.
This is down to the design and the balance of the
lures and the softness of the plastic used in
production. Lure design and balance is,
according to Prologic at least, more important
for consistent catch rates than the naturalistic
look. However, without a doubt the
combination of lifelike swimming action and
naturalistic look will make awesome lures. This
is just what Prologic has done with its series of
Savage Gear soft lures; a range, which it claims,
has perfect balance and ultra-lifelike action
combined with superb naturalistic body shapes and
visual effects. All hooks on Savage Gear soft lures
are ultra-sharp, Japanese, high-carbon-steel hooks,
giving the best possible odds of landing the trophy
of your dreams. Prologic has taken soft lure mass
production several steps further.
02-Pearl n’ orange
04-White Glow n´ Dots
Slot for Glowbead
or pellet
Super Japanese Carbon 07-Minnow
Steel Hooks
Slot for Rattle
Glowbead or pellet
Supernatural Body
and Swimming Action
12-Perch
Non Spiral
Drop Curve
new

savage gear minnow
13-Blue Shiner
A 1:1 copy of a real Minnow, incredible lifelike action, perfectly
balanced jig. Fitted with our new Japanese Triangle Forged carbon steel
jig hook - proven to improve catch rate dramatically. Rattle ampoule slot
in tail and newly developed “Glow Bead” slot in the butt, to elevate strike
point. Available as a 10cm, 20g lure in 6 fantastic colours. The best
Zander, Trout and Perch softlure ever made.
20-Firetiger
www.mullarkeys.co.uk tel : 01283 566777
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