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Catchy Tackle  |  SKU: SS33-02  |  Barcode: 675775011027

Catchy Tackle Chrome Sea Strike 33 Jigs

$14.99 USD
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Color: Blue

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Do you offer free shipping?

We offer free domestic shipping on most orders over $150 subtotal. This excludes oversized and bulky items such as rods, blanks, gaffs, some tackle boxes, lobster nets, landing nets and other large items. Any 1 piece rod over 7'10" in length often incurs the biggest oversize fees charged by domestic shipping companies although we do have lower rates via other carriers on the West Coast. Any additional shipping fees will be automatically calculated at checkout before any billing is done.

What countries do you ship to?

We currently ship products within the US and to almost every country in the world, covering all available destination via UPS and DHL. International shipping times depend on the products and destination. Shipping rates are automatically calculated at checkout, for most countries we also collect Duties and Taxes and prepay them so you do not have to deal with the carrier or customs.

How long will it take to get my order?

Standard shipping can take 3-8 business days depending on location and order volume. If you have requested spooling on your reel or rigging on your lures then it could take an additional day or two. Next day & 2 day shipping is available on most domestic orders (for an additional charge). Orders placed after 12pm Pacific Standard Time will be processed the next business day.

What carriers do you ship with?

We work with UPS, FedEx, US Postal Service, GLS and DHL. When your order qualifies for free shipping or has a rod that qualifies for discounted shipping we reserve the right to choose which carrier it is sent with, otherwise you can pick the service you want. UPS Ground ranges from 1 to 7 day delivery, USPS Priority Mail is typically 1-3 days but is not a guaranteed express service, and USPS Ground Advantage takes roughly 3-7 business days. Longer rods are generally sent via GLS unless otherwise specified, this service ranges from 1 - 10 days.

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Catchy is another So. Cal. firm that's making big waves with virtually all of their excellent new lures. In this instance, Catchy has brought back an old favorite Sea Strike Jigs.  They've updated the product as you'll see, but retained that old productive action.Catchy Tackle brought back an old favorite, and made some nice improvements.  The shape is the same, nice swimming action, but the action is geared towards wahoo.  The lures are a bright chrome, on the flat side Catchy has added a prism finish in silver, blue, purple or red.  The lure's matched with a single siwash hook for better penetration.  They're about seven inches in length.

These jigs have been successfully fished on the long range scene, for many years and thru at least 3 changes in ownership of the firm making the lures.  SeaStrike is owned by Catchy, and because of that they've remained part of our long range menu for over 15 years.  So, how did we find 'em to begin with?  Fact is, I heard about 'em backwards.  One of our clients contacted us about securing some.  He'd just returned from a trip on one of the San Diego based boats, saw first hand just how effective these guys can be.  So, we tracked them down and brought some into the shop for the fellow who called, and a few extra for us. Since that time they've proven their effectiveness with consistent, solid results landing wahoo and other gamefish. Darn good lures, have more action on the drop than say a slab style lure such as a Raider.  They've even worked for me!

I'd suggest running the lures without wire. I'll usually fish 'em that way, but I'll rig one of each style on single strand as insurance against getting sawed or bit off. In my opinion they'll fish better rigged only on mono, and given the way a wahoo hits the lure you'll rarely loose one...but it can happen. In the past three years fishing these irons I've yet to have to fish my "insurance" jigs.

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Catchy Tackle

Catchy Tackle Chrome Sea Strike 33 Jigs

$14.99 USD
Catchy is another So. Cal. firm that's making big waves with virtually all of their excellent new lures. In this instance, Catchy has brought back an old favorite Sea Strike Jigs.  They've updated the product as you'll see, but retained that old productive action.Catchy Tackle brought back an old favorite, and made some nice improvements.  The shape is the same, nice swimming action, but the action is geared towards wahoo.  The lures are a bright chrome, on the flat side Catchy has added a prism finish in silver, blue, purple or red.  The lure's matched with a single siwash hook for better penetration.  They're about seven inches in length.

These jigs have been successfully fished on the long range scene, for many years and thru at least 3 changes in ownership of the firm making the lures.  SeaStrike is owned by Catchy, and because of that they've remained part of our long range menu for over 15 years.  So, how did we find 'em to begin with?  Fact is, I heard about 'em backwards.  One of our clients contacted us about securing some.  He'd just returned from a trip on one of the San Diego based boats, saw first hand just how effective these guys can be.  So, we tracked them down and brought some into the shop for the fellow who called, and a few extra for us. Since that time they've proven their effectiveness with consistent, solid results landing wahoo and other gamefish. Darn good lures, have more action on the drop than say a slab style lure such as a Raider.  They've even worked for me!

I'd suggest running the lures without wire. I'll usually fish 'em that way, but I'll rig one of each style on single strand as insurance against getting sawed or bit off. In my opinion they'll fish better rigged only on mono, and given the way a wahoo hits the lure you'll rarely loose one...but it can happen. In the past three years fishing these irons I've yet to have to fish my "insurance" jigs.

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