HOGY LURE COMPANY
5" 1.3oz Charter Grade Swimming Plug (12' Swimming Depth)
- Pre-Tuned For Perfect Deep Diving Swimming Action To 7mph
- Durable, Through Wired Construction
- Reflective Scale Finish (Most Models)
- Imitative Color Patterns
- Heavy Duty Stainless Split Ring
- VMC 4X Treble Hook & Split Rings
- Multiple Rattle Chambers
Hogy deep dive swimming plugs are simple in their design and color patterns. Built to the same specs as all of our universal plugs, this deep diver will get the job done trophy class fish up to 150lbs. The 5” Offshore version has been tested at speeds up to 6kts. The question you likely want to know is how deep? We’ve tested this lure a bunch but have noticed current, boat speed and line amount are all factors at play. That said, we can safely say this lure will swim 12+ feet.
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 months agoMonster fish lure
I got to try one of the first plugs available. It wasn't in the water 10 minutes and.we had a fish over 40#. Within 30 minutes we had on pushing 50#. This lure is AMAZING!!!
TNTerry N.Verified Reviewer - Rated 4 out of 5 stars3 weeks agoGreat bass plug
When fishing the deeper side of of the rips this got down deep on a slow troll, specifically down 15-17’ at the rose n crown. So many bass hookups
Just wish it was rigged with a big single circle on the back to save the fish and make an easier release
AAdamVerified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoRobert M
The plug swam well & stood up to the monster bluefish
RMRobert M.Verified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 months agoBest deep diver ever!!!
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CBCapt Buddy V.Verified Buyer - Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 months ago“Set it and Forget It”
Set it and Forget it. I think those were the words exactly and they are so true. Holy Cow does this Lure move on its own, so of course the rattle noise is even louder. Does it catch- As soon as I put it out. . It also Dives which is it”s advantage with out weight. I bought 2 colors- one blue and one sand eel. I have only used sand eel as it kept catching so I didn’t switch. Mike mentioned taking back treble hook off. He is so right. This is a smart move because you will snag a fish and that’s what happened on my first cast because the movement is quicker than the fish itself. You can fish with out it for sure but why not put a single in -line. You will catch more with that single , worked fine and was safe for the fish and myself.. I also don’t want to hurt the fish anymore I have to want a quick release. I do not like back trebles for my own safety, but a nice in-line 6.0 /7.0 teasers up is the ticket… Tight lines.
DRDaniel R.Verified Buyer
