TT Switchblade+ Blade Lure 56mm (14g) Fishing Lure

Heavy-duty blade with UV punch, long casts and thumping vibration to tempt mulloway, snapper, big flathead and impoundment brutes.

The TT Switchblade+ 56mm is built for depth, current and distance. Its heavier body bombs long casts, gets down fast and holds track on a steady roll or hop. UV-reactive patterns add visibility in deeper water, while Owner® trebles and a balanced frame lock fish tight to structure. Ideal for probing drop-offs, river mouths and reef edges where predators pin bait.

Product Features

• Power Profile & Weight – 14 g mass reaches depth quickly and stays in the strike zone longer.
• UV-Reactive Finishes – Extra visibility for deep or dirty water sessions.
• Owner® Trebles – High-strength, corrosion-resistant points for confident pressure.
• Tunable Tow Points – Choose tight vibration for speed or a wider thump for slow presentations.
• Rock-Solid Stability – Runs straight on fast burns; falls clean with minimal tangles.
• Inshore & Offshore Cross-Over – Handles tides, wind and bait schools with ease.

Product Information

Length: 56 mm
Weight: 14 g
Material: Metal blade body
Sink Rate: Fast; depth-oriented presentations
Hooks: Owner® treble hooks (pre-rigged)
Primary Use: Estuaries, river mouths, channels, reefs, impoundments
Target Species: Mulloway, snapper, large flathead, tailor, golden perch, barramundi (situational)
Best Retrieves: Long draw and settle, slow roll near bottom, burn-and-kill across bait

Frequently Asked Questions

What rod and reel match the 56mm best?
A 3–6 kg to 4–8 kg spin outfit with a 3000–4000 reel, 10–20 lb braid and 12–30 lb leader handles depth, current and big fish.

How do I avoid losing blades on rocks?
Maintain bottom contact without dragging—use controlled lifts, keep a tight line on the drop and steer clear of sharp ledges.

Does the big size still work on shut-down fish?
Yes—use the front tow hole for a tighter pulse, downshift retrieve speed and add longer pauses to tempt wary predators.

Are the colours actually UV reactive?
Many Switchblade+ patterns pop under UV, improving lure visibility and bite detection in low-light or stained conditions.