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Labor Day Deals: Charter Grade Swimming Plug: 5" 1.3oz

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Product Specifications
Model
5" 1.3oz Charter Grade Swimming Plug (12' Swimming Depth)
Technique
["Casting","Trolling"]
Rigging
2/0 VMC Treble + Plug Flag
Weight
1.3oz
Depth
["Mid-Water","Bottom"]
Materials
HD ABS Plastic

"The Inshore Deep Diver"

Description

The Hogy 5” Shallow Deep-Diving Swimming Plug is a compact, heavy-duty trolling plug built for inshore and nearshore anglers targeting striped bass, bluefish, bonito, false albacore, Spanish mackerel, kingfish, blackfin tuna, and other aggressive gamefish feeding below the surface.

Pre-tuned for perfect swimming action right out of the package, this 5” plug dives naturally to 12+ feet and tracks straight at speeds up to 7mph, making it a simple, reliable option for trolling rips, channels, inlets, ledges, bait schools, and nearshore structure.

Built with durable through-wired construction, a heavy-duty stainless split ring, VMC 4X treble hook, and a rear plug flag teaser, this lure delivers a strong baitfish profile with added flash, vibration, and strike-triggering movement. Multiple internal rattle chambers help predators locate the plug, while reflective scale finishes and imitative color patterns match common forage in both clear and stained water.

Simple by design and easy to fish, this plug is made for anglers who want a compact swimming plug that gets down, stays swimming, and gets bit.

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Capt. Ross Gallagher walks through trolling techniques for targeting finicky tarpon suspended in deepwater channels using the Hogy 5" Swimming Plug. Designed to swim at 10' - 12' depths, this trolling plug effectively targets the feeding zone of suspended tarpon when trolled at slow speeds. Tarpon trolling is common in certain geographic regions, but is largely and untapped method of target tarpon across the South East.