TT Switchblade+ Blade Lure 37mm (3.5g) Fishing Lure

Compact, high-vibe metal blade that fires up bream, bass and flathead with UV-reactive flash and premium hook-up power.

Built for finesse bites in estuaries and impoundments, the TT Switchblade+ 37mm delivers tight vibration on the lift and a controlled shimmy on the drop. UV-reactive colourways boost visibility in dirty water and low light, while Owner® trebles pin light nips and short strikes. The thin metal body cuts current, tracks straight and gets down fast—perfect around drains, flats, bridges and schools of bait. Tie it on when fish are feeding small and want a subtle, high-frequency pulse.

Product Features

• Slim Metal Profile – Quick sink and tight vibration for precision control in current.
• UV-Reactive Finishes – Enhanced flash to stand out in tannin, wind chop and low light.
• Premium Owner® Trebles – High-strength, sticky-sharp points maximise hook-up rates.
• Multiple Tow Points – Custom-tune action for lift-and-drop, slow roll or burn-and-kill retrieves.
• Balanced Body Geometry – Tracks straight, falls true and resists line twist.
• Versatile Finesse Performer – Deadly on schooling fish or pressured estuaries.

Product Information

Length: 37 mm
Weight: 3.5 g
Material: Metal blade body
Sink Rate: Fast, controlled fall
Hooks: Owner® treble hooks (pre-rigged)
Primary Use: Estuaries, impoundments, flats, rock walls, bridges
Target Species: Bream, bass, flathead, trout, tailor (by-catch)
Best Retrieves: Lift-and-drop, slow roll, burn-and-pause

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose tow holes on the Switchblade+?
Front hole = tighter action and more depth control; rear hole = wider vibration for slower speeds. Start front in current, rear in shallow or at night.

What tackle suits the 37mm?
A 1–3 kg estuary rod, 2000 reel, 4–8 lb braid and 6–10 lb leader gives finesse feel with enough abrasion resistance.

Does UV finish really help?
Yes—UV-reactive patterns increase visibility for predators when light is low or water is stained, improving bite conversion.

Any tips to avoid snagging?
Work short hops, keep contact on the drop, and lift cleanly before the lure hits heavier structure.