OSP Durga 73SP Lure – Precision Shallow-Diving Jerkbait for Flats Fishing

The OSP Durga 73SP is a finely tuned shallow-diving jerkbait designed to tempt bream, flathead, and other predatory species feeding across the flats and shallows. Built for accuracy, distance, and versatility, this lure casts exceptionally well for its size, making it a top choice for anglers who need to cover water and reach spooky fish without getting too close.

Its erratic darting action on the retrieve perfectly mimics a fleeing baitfish, triggering reaction strikes from even the most cautious predators. The suspending design allows the lure to pause naturally mid-water, holding in the strike zone and enticing bites when fish are following but hesitant to commit.

Whether worked with sharp jerks for an aggressive presentation or a subtle twitch-and-pause for wary feeders, the OSP Durga 73SP offers lifelike realism and proven performance in clear water, pressured systems, and tournament conditions.

Product Features

• Precision-engineered shallow-diving jerkbait for flats and estuary fishing
• Ideal for targeting bream, flathead, and other shallow-feeding predators
• Exceptional casting distance for covering large areas and reaching spooky fish
• Erratic darting action to trigger reaction strikes
• Suspending design keeps the lure in the strike zone longer
• Versatile retrieve styles – twitch, jerk, or slow roll

Product Specifications
Length: 73mm
Weight: 4.7g
Buoyancy: Suspending
Diving Depth: Shallow
Action Type: Erratic darting

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What species is the OSP Durga 73SP best for?
A: It’s highly effective on bream, flathead, and other estuary predators feeding in the shallows.

Q: Does it work in clear water?
A: Yes – the lure’s subtle yet erratic action and suspending design make it perfect for clear-water and pressured fish.

Q: How should I retrieve it?
A: Use a jerk-and-pause method to create an erratic darting action, allowing the lure to suspend during pauses for maximum strike potential.

Q: Can it be used in saltwater?
A: Absolutely – it’s built to handle estuary and inshore saltwater conditions, with proper post-use maintenance.