Nomad Squidtrex 65mm 8g Soft Vibe Lure

The Nomad Squidtrex 65mm is the world's first vibrating squid lure in an ideal all-round size for estuary and light inshore applications. This versatile 8g model combines patented Nomad technology with a realistic squid profile perfectly sized to match common estuary squid and prawn forage that species across the size spectrum find irresistible. The durable TPE construction features lifelike tentacles that waft and wiggle naturally in the water, creating constant attraction whether actively retrieved, hopped along bottom structure, or even suspended under a rod holder. The internal weight system ensures fast, level sinking without spinning, allowing the lure to efficiently reach fish holding in channels, drop-offs, and around structure. The Squidtrex vibrates powerfully on the lift and shimmers subtly on the fall, perfectly imitating squid behaviour that triggers both finesse and aggressive feeders. Built tough with Gorilla Through-Wire construction and rigged with premium BKK assist hooks hidden within the tentacles, this lure confidently handles everything from schoolie flathead to solid snapper. The optional belly eyelet allows additional stinger hook placement for toothy species. Infused with UV and glow finishes plus 1% squid scent for maximum appeal, this all-round size excels in estuaries, harbours, and light inshore structure throughout Australian waters.

Nomad Squidtrex 65mm – All-Round Vibrating Squid for Estuaries

• Versatile All-Round Size – 65mm profile matches common estuary squid and prawn forage across diverse species
• Lifelike Tentacle Movement – durable TPE tentacles create natural attraction during all retrieves and even at rest
• Fast Level Sinking – 8g weight achieves efficient depth while maintaining perfect horizontal posture
• Gorilla Through-Wire Construction – heavy-duty internal framework with premium BKK assist hooks
• Perfect for estuary applications – targeting flathead, snapper, bream, and jewfish in estuaries and harbours throughout Australian waters