$59.99
| LENGTH: | 7.4in |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT: | 2-1/4oz |
| HOOKS: | #1 |
| TYPE: | FLOATING/INTERMEDIATE |
R is for Revolution.
The i-SLIDE has evolved, bringing its confidence-inspiring glide to fresh heights.
The i-SLIDE 187 R’s refined design puts the power of sharp S-motion action in the hands of all anglers, regardless of big bait experience. With a redesigned tail and retuned internal weighting, the new R delivers with greater consistence. With a straight retrieve, ¾ turns of the handle, or twitching rod work, the i-SLIDE performs with confident ease, delivering a sinuous “S” swimming action or a wide left/right glide.
The 187 R offers a direct feel that allows the angler to clearly perceive the glide’s action even when out of sight, increasing the odds of continued success. The i-SLIDE 187 R delivers a confident glide, bringing the power of big baits to anglers in search of the next trophy catch.
The responsive sliding action and agile slalom movement, which instantly responds to retrieve movements, trigger active feeding. The 187R is easily tuned for a wide range of situations and suspend/sink rates by adjusting the hook and ring sizes and/or attaching weights.
The suspend setting makes it appealing to dormant monsters that typically remain undiscovered. This model can be used for dead-sticking to imitate baits drifting unprotected with no action, sliding slalom action in the mid-range, and other technical presentations depending on the situation, and target’s reaction.
With more and more anglers casting big swimbaits, mechanics can be key to success. Come along as Oliver Ngy breaks down his casting mechanics when throwing big swimbaits. He covers the overhead “bomb” cast, the “roll” cast and also touches on skipping these big swimbaits under docks and structure. Suggested Setups: F10-711X ONAGER Baits: MAGDRAFT …
Sure, we all see on instagram that big baits catch big fish…but how do they do it? Trophy Bass Hunter Oliver Ngy shares the three primary retrieve styles he employs on the way to double-digit monsters, utilizing the Megabass I-Slide 262T. When do you use a straight retrieve? When do you employ reel action (sharp …
Bassmaster Elite Pro Chris Zaldain shares his approach to glide bait fishing. From his background in California to bodies of water across the country, Chris shares a few key tips to help you get the most out of your glide bait setup. Good luck and good fishing, and be sure to tag @megabassamerica in your fish catches …
Oliver Ngy of Big Bass Dreams shares some epic catches on the I-SLIDE 262T glidebait! The key to working the 262T effectively is managing slack line. With proper line control and sharp, downward snaps of the rod, you can get the 262T to kick out and glide over 2ft to the left/right, for a huge …