Nomad Squidtrex 95mm 32g Soft Vibe Lure

The Nomad Squidtrex 95mm is the world's first vibrating squid lure in a substantial size designed for serious inshore and offshore structure fishing. This powerful 32g model combines patented Nomad technology with a realistic squid profile that matches larger natural forage, making it ideal for targeting quality fish around reefs, wrecks, and deeper structure. The robust TPE construction features prominent lifelike tentacles that create substantial movement and vibration in deeper water and stronger currents, with action that remains effective even when the lure is suspended or working slowly through strike zones. The heavier internal weight system ensures rapid descent to depth without spinning, allowing anglers to efficiently fish 20-80ft of water and reach fish quickly in current or around vertical structure. The Squidtrex vibrates intensely on the lift and maintains composure during the fall, perfectly imitating larger squid that snapper, kingfish, jewfish, and grouper species actively hunt. Built exceptionally tough with Gorilla Through-Wire construction and rigged with heavy-duty BKK assist hooks scaled for substantial fish, this lure confidently handles aggressive strikes from quality predators. The belly eyelet accommodates additional heavy stinger hooks when targeting toothy species. Infused with UV and glow finishes plus 1% squid scent, this offshore-capable size excels around reefs, wrecks, and deep structure throughout Australian waters.

Nomad Squidtrex 95mm – Offshore-Capable Vibrating Squid for Reef Species

• Substantial Offshore Profile – 95mm size matches larger squid forage for quality reef and structure species
• Prominent Tentacle Movement – robust TPE tentacles create substantial vibration in deeper water and current
• Rapid Depth Achievement – 32g weight ensures fast descent to 20-80ft zones without spinning
• Heavy-Duty Construction – Gorilla Through-Wire with substantial BKK assist hooks for quality fish
• Perfect for offshore structure – targeting snapper, kingfish, jewfish, and grouper around reefs and wrecks throughout Australian waters