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The Savage Gear SGS2 Offshore Plug is a precision-engineered powerhouse designed for the demands of modern saltwater lure fishing. Specifically tuned for Heavy applications, this 82 model excels at launching large lures toward surface-feeding predators and provides the raw backbone required to stop them in their tracks.
Whether you are working surface poppers for GTs or deep-diving hard baits for tuna, the SGS2 blank is designed with a sharp action. This ensures that even with significant line out, your rod movements translate into immediate lure action and high-pressure hook sets.
| Feature | Details |
| Length | 82 (249 cm) |
| Casting Weight | 50-120g |
| Power Class | Heavy (H) |
| Blank Material | Toray High Modulus Carbon Fibre |
| Guides | SeaGuide Gunsmoke SW (Saltwater Resistant) |
| Reel Seat | SeaGuide Gold Label |
| Handle | High-density Tough EVA |
Aggressive Blank Construction: Built using Toray high modulus carbon, the extra-powerful reinforced blanks are designed to handle the high-torque stress of monster fish. This construction offers a balance of extreme casting distance and the leverage needed for vertical or horizontal battles.
CCS Guide Setting: The Coil Control System (CCS) guide layout optimizes line flow during the cast, reducing friction and wind knotsessential when using heavy braided lines in windy offshore conditions.
Versatile Lure Compatibility: While optimized for plucking and plugging, the action of this rod is versatile enough for:
Popping & Twitching: Large surface poppers and sliders.
Cast Jigging: Heavy metal jigs for mid-water predators.
Soft Lures: Big paddle tails and weighted shads.
Target Species: Engineered to dominate aggressive saltwater species including Tuna, Amberjack, Mahi Mahi, Albacore, Bluefish, and Leerfish.
Durability Features: Equipped with SeaGuide SW components and a deluxe rod bag to withstand the corrosive salt spray and transport rigors of offshore boat trips
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