The 3.5" Gitzit Tournament Series Tubes are soflures from the USA that have proven to be extremely effective for catching perch, zander, and pike in our waters. Their special feature is their hollow body and the unique, tumbling movement during the sinking phase, which imitates an injured fish and reliably entices predatory fish to bite. Thanks to the perfectly coordinated color selection, you will find the right tube for every body of water and every situation. This lure is perfect for success with various finesse rigs such as the Texas or Carolina rig, but also with the classic tube jig
Advantages of the 3.5" Gitzit Tournament Series Tubes:
- Special action
Thanks to its special design, the tube spins in a spiral motion as it sinks to the bottom, imitating injured or fleeing prey – a lure for many predators.
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Hollow body for greater catchability
The hollow body traps air, which ensures a slower sink and a seductive rise of the tentacles at the bottom. You can also fill it with attractant pastes or rattles.
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Fine and lively fringes
Even the slightest tug or light current causes the thin fringes to create an extremely lively action underwater, which convinces even suspicious fish.
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Versatile fishing techniques
Whether on a tube jig, Texas rig, Carolina rig, or drop shot rig, this tube is a true all-rounder for various modern finesse methods.
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Proven and robust rubber compound
The rubber compound is soft enough for attractive bait action, but robust enough to withstand multiple fish attacks.
FAQ
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What hook size is ideal for the 3.5" Gitzit Tubes?
For classic rigging with a jig head that disappears into the hollow body, we recommend special tube jigs in size 3/0. If you want to fish the tube on a finesse rig such as a Texas rig, offset hooks in size 3/0 or 4/0 are the best choice.
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What is the best way to work a tube?The strength of the tube lies in its sinking phase. After casting, let it sink on a tight line and watch for bites. Once it has reached the bottom, you can guide it with short jumps (jigging), quick twitches (twitching) or simply dragging it across the bottom. Less is often more here!
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Are Gitzit Tubes salted? Yes, the rubber compound of the Gitzit Tournament Series Tubes is impregnated with salt. This not only makes them more attractive in the water, but also causes predatory fish to keep the bait in their mouths longer after biting, giving you more time to set the hook successfully.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Gitzit Inc.
667 Red Rock Rd. 667
St. George, Vereinigte Staaten, UT 84770
https://gitzitinc.com
Responsible person:
CAMO-Tackle A. Ernst & S. Pechel GbR
Neumann-Reichardt-Str. 27-33
Hamburg, Deutschland, 22041
info@camo-tackle.de
https://www.camo-tackle.de
