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Charter Grade Slider: 1.5oz - 5inch

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Product Specifications
Model
Charter Grade Slider: 1.5oz - 5inch
Technique
["Casting"]
Rigging
1/0 VMC Treble + Flag
Weight
1.5oz
Depth
["Surface","Sub-Surface"]
Materials
HD ABS Plastic

Description

These simple sliders have been carefully tuned to swim with a slow side-to-side wobble with minimal effort. Weighing 1.5oz, they are a dream to cast on inshore and lighter offshore outfits. The Charter Grade Sliders are weighted for a uniform descent with 4X grade hooks and will swim about 2 or 3 feet under the surface in typical conditions.

While suitable for big tarpon and stripers, the three-wire platform is designed to withstand large tuna in deep water. Keeping in-tune with their “Charter Grade” namesake, the slider is available in only a
handful of fishy colors that catch fish, not fishermen. The rigged version comes pre-rigged the way a professional would fish them “out of the package”. The sliders are also available unrigged for those who rig their own.

Reviews

4.9
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
Based on 56 reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 53 Total 4 star reviews: 3 Total 3 star reviews: 0 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 0
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56 reviews
  • KA
    Keith A.
    Verified Buyer
    3 months ago
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    Charter Grade Slider: 1.5oz - 5inch
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Love it !!!!

    Always a go too lure

  • SH
    santiago h.
    Verified Buyer
    11 months ago
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    Charter Grade Slider: 6oz - 7inch
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Bluefin tuna

    I jig and pop in New York and New Jersey Waters. The first fish that I hooked on the charter grade slider open up the hooks front and back, about once I change the hooks to BKK hooks I was able to learn two blueprints 94 in that was released in a 68 incher for the table.

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    Joanne C.
    Verified Reviewer
    1 year ago
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    Charter Grade Slider: 1.5oz - 5inch
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Irresistible

    Stripers could not stay off this lure both in and out of the rips. Casts effortlessly. Plan to pick up a few more.

  • RF
    Richard F.
    Verified Buyer
    1 year ago
    Reviewing
    Charter Grade Slider: 1.5oz - 5inch
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Money

    Reigns terror on blitzing stripers and chopper blues.

    Casts like a dream too.

  • CC
    Capt. Cullen L.
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    4 years ago
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    Charter Grade Slider: 6oz - 7inch
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    One of the best all around stickbaits for Bluefin

    This lure really knocks it out of the park. It works great on surface and subsurface feeding bluefin. The action of this bait is great with a steady or paused retrieve. It matches Halbeaks and Mackerel very well, but shines on bluefin feeding on Sand Eels. The Rattle and profile really help the fish locate this lure when the fish are spread out. Therefore, it is a great choice for blind casting to spread out tuna as well. It is just a bonus, but it also tears up big striped bass in open water.

In The Field

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Walk & Gun Casting: Surface Stripers On Sliders

Capt. Mike Hogan shares his favorite technique for covering lots of water quickly using the Walk & Gun method pair with our 5inch Charter Grade Slider. This technique is extremely effective when fish are scattered over a large area, holding fish and bait.

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Deep Dives

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Performance of 1 vs 2 Hooks On Plugs

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Hook Influence on Lure Action

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