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10.5″ Hiro Trout Fishing Lure – Slow Sink, Hand-Crafted for Big Bites

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $56.65.Current price is: $25.57.

Hand-crafted 10.5″ Hiro Trout lure with slow sink and high inertia for triggering big fish bites.

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10.5″ Hiro Trout

Length: 10.5″

Weight: 7oz

Sink rate: slow sink

This latest 10.5″ lure was designed to have more inertia and a further glide than the smaller 10″ without sacrificing casting distance. The bait has been custom tuned and weighted with Owner 2/0 St-36’s.

Presentation is matched with the mood of the fish, slow roll with reel pops around key structure/cover can often trigger the biggest bites.

Manufacturing Process
– Over forty hours of hand carving is spent on each master before molding
– Multiple prototypes are fished before production molds are made
– Hand poured with specially formulated resin and maximum crush strength flotation
– Individually weighted and hand tuned
– Each lure is test swam in a 24’x8′ area

FAQ

What makes the 10.5″ Hiro Trout different from the 10″ model?

The 10.5″ model has more inertia and a longer glide than the 10″ version, while maintaining casting distance. It is designed for better performance in slow, structured presentations.

How is the weight of the lure determined?

Each lure is individually weighted using Owner 2/0 St-36’s to ensure consistent performance and balance.

Is the lure tested before being released?

Yes, each lure is test swam in a 24’x8′ area to verify performance and behavior in water.

3 reviews for 10.5″ Hiro Trout Fishing Lure – Slow Sink, Hand-Crafted for Big Bites

  1. Colin Mackay –

    Fished in a shallow creek and caught a large trout with a slow roll and reel pop. The glide and sink rate were perfect for the cover. It feels solid and responds well to subtle movements.

  2. Dylan White –

    The lure has a smooth glide and stays in the water longer than expected. I used it during a morning drift and got a few bites. It’s a bit heavier than I thought, but that may help with stability.

  3. Jessica Watson –

    After trying several lures, this one stood out for its slow sink and natural movement. The hand-crafted feel is evident, and it worked well in brushy areas with structure.

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