11″ Slim Hiro Trout (Ready to Ship)
The 11″ Slim Hiro Trout was designed to fill the gap between my 10.5″ (7 oz) and 11″ (9 oz) Hiro. At just over 6 oz, this bait casts well for a lure of its size and is very agile. For those who are a little intimidated by the 11″ Hiro Trout, I would highly recommend this bait. It has the draw of a real big bait and can be thrown all day. I even pitch the bait at docks with no issues. It’s nice for reaching under docks.
The overall action of this bait was made to naturally simulate both cruising and frantic trout that dart around when being chased.
The bait has been custom tuned and weighted with two Owner St-36 hooks to allow maximum hook-up ratio for fish that are non-committal.
Presentation is matched with the mood of the fish: slow roll with reel pops around key structures.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 11 inches |
| Weight | 6 oz |
| Hook Type | Owner St-36 (x2) |
| Action | Simulates cruising and frantic darting trout |
| Presentation | Slow roll with reel pops |
FAQ
What is the weight of the 11″ Slim Hiro Trout?
The 11″ Slim Hiro Trout weighs just over 6 oz.
Can this bait be used effectively at docks?
Yes, it is designed to be pitched at docks and performs well under dock structures.
What type of hooks does it come with?
It comes with two Owner St-36 hooks.
Una Butler –
This bait casts smoothly and moves naturally in the water. I’ve used it at various spots and it’s great for reaching under docks. The action mimics real trout well, and the hook setup gives solid hook-ups even with shy fish.
Simon Parsons –
I was hesitant to try the 11″ size, but this slim version is much easier to handle. It casts farther than expected and works well in both open water and near structure. Good balance between size and agility.
Adrian Bell –
The slow roll and reel pop presentation really gets fish interested. I’ve used it in early morning and late afternoon, and it’s consistently effective. The two St-36 hooks make it reliable for non-committal strikes.