Solvkroken Skarpsilda is a 100-gram fast-sinking sea jig designed for cod, coalfish, and pollock fishing.
Solvkroken Skarpsilda is a 100-gram fast-sinking sea jig designed for cod, coalfish, and pollock fishing. The weight is concentrated towards the hook end, allowing the lure to reach the bottom quickly, while the yellow-green color, holographic surface, and phosphorescent detail make it visible even in deeper and darker waters. Suitable for use in Cod fishing Coalfish fishing Pollock fishing Fishing for other suitable-sized sea fish Vertical jigging from a boat Norwegian sea fishing Fishing in fjords Fishing for bottom-dwelling fish Fishing in medium-depth waters Use in moderate currents Fishing in dim and low-visibility waters Searching for predators beneath fish schools For anglers who need a fast-sinking 100 g jig Why choose Remen Skarpsilda? 100 g weight Fast-sinking design Body shape imitates herring Weight concentrated towards the hook end Lower risk of line tangling during descent Yellow/Green color scheme Light-reflecting holographic foil Molded scale pattern in the body Glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent detail 3D holographic eyes Strong 10 mm split ring VMC Permasteel treble hook resistant to saltwater Red rubber tube for extra visual attraction Ready to use out of the box Technical specifications Lure type: sea jig Usage: vertical sea fishing Weight: 100 g Color: Yellow/Green Colors in Estonian: yellow and green Buoyancy: sinking Sink rate: fast Body shape: herring-shaped Weight distribution: towards hook end Surface pattern: molded scale pattern Finish: holographic foil Glow element: phosphorescent lacquer recess Eyes: 3D holographic Hook: VMC 9617 PS Permasteel Hook type: treble Hook size: 4/0 Hook extra detail: red rubber tube Split ring: 10 mm Main target fish: cod, coalfish, and pollock Package includes: 1 jig Set includes Remen Skarpsilda 100 g Yellow/Green jig VMC 9617 PS Permasteel 4/0 treble hook 10 mm split ring Red rubber tube mounted on the hook Frequently Asked Questions How deep can the 100 g Skarpsilda jig be used? The suitable depth depends on the current, wind, drift speed, and line diameter. The 100 g model is primarily suitable for shallow to medium-depth water and for fishing in moderate currents. For strong currents or very deep water, choose a heavier jig. How do you activate the phosphorescent detail? Illuminate the jig before lowering it into the water using sunlight, a strong flashlight, or a UV lamp. The glow fades over time, so when fishing deep or in the dark, recharge the lure regularly. Is the hook included with the jig? Yes. The jig comes equipped with a VMC 9617 PS treble hook in size 4/0 with Permasteel finish for saltwater resistance, a strong split ring, and a red rubber tube. Does the jig need maintenance after sea fishing? Yes. Rinse the lure, hook, and rings with fresh water after use and let them dry completely. The saltwater-resistant finish reduces the risk of corrosion but does not make the equipment maintenance-free. When is the Remen Skarpsilda 100 g the right choice? The 100 g Skarpsilda is best suited for shallower or medium-depth seas when the current and boat drift do not require a particularly heavy lure. It reaches the bottom quickly but puts less strain on the rod and angler's hand compared to 250–500 g jigs. For strong current, fast drift, or great depth, choose the 150, 250, or 400 g variant. A lighter jig moves more lively in the water, while a heavier model helps maintain a more vertical line angle and better bottom contact. Recommendations Let the Skarpsilda descend in a controlled manner and then tighten the line slightly. Start with 30–60 cm lifts and let the jig fall back on a taut line. If fish do not respond, vary the lift height, tempo, and fishing depth. Coalfish may be found in midwater, while cod are often sought near the bottom. Keep light contact with the line while descending. A completely free-falling jig may twist around the rig or main line. To enhance the effect of the yellow-green color and phosphorescent detail, illuminate the lure with a UV lamp before lowering it deep. After each big fish, check the 10 mm split ring and 4/0 treble hook. Rinse the entire rig with fresh water after sea fishing and dry before storage. Replace dull or deformed hooks before your next trip. Fast-sinking holographic sea jig The Remen Skarpsilda 100 g combines a herring-shaped profile, hook-end weight distribution, holographic surface, and glowing detail. With its Yellow/Green color scheme, it's a practical choice for cod, coalfish, and pollock fishing in moderately deep and current-prone sea areas.
Solvkroken Skarpsilda is a 100-gram fast-sinking sea jig designed for cod, coalfish, and pollock fishing. The weight is concentrated towards the hook end, allowing the lure to reach the bottom quickly, while the yellow-green color, holographic surface, and phosphorescent detail make it visible even in deeper and darker waters. Suitable for use in Cod fishing Coalfish fishing Pollock fishing Fishing for other suitable-sized sea fish Vertical jigging from a boat Norwegian sea fishing Fishing in fjords Fishing for bottom-dwelling fish Fishing in medium-depth waters Use in moderate currents Fishing in dim and low-visibility waters Searching for predators beneath fish schools For anglers who need a fast-sinking 100 g jig Why choose Remen Skarpsilda? 100 g weight Fast-sinking design Body shape imitates herring Weight concentrated towards the hook end Lower risk of line tangling during descent Yellow/Green color scheme Light-reflecting holographic foil Molded scale pattern in the body Glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent detail 3D holographic eyes Strong 10 mm split ring VMC Permasteel treble hook resistant to saltwater Red rubber tube for extra visual attraction Ready to use out of the box Technical specifications Lure type: sea jig Usage: vertical sea fishing Weight: 100 g Color: Yellow/Green Colors in Estonian: yellow and green Buoyancy: sinking Sink rate: fast Body shape: herring-shaped Weight distribution: towards hook end Surface pattern: molded scale pattern Finish: holographic foil Glow element: phosphorescent lacquer recess Eyes: 3D holographic Hook: VMC 9617 PS Permasteel Hook type: treble Hook size: 4/0 Hook extra detail: red rubber tube Split ring: 10 mm Main target fish: cod, coalfish, and pollock Package includes: 1 jig Set includes Remen Skarpsilda 100 g Yellow/Green jig VMC 9617 PS Permasteel 4/0 treble hook 10 mm split ring Red rubber tube mounted on the hook Frequently Asked Questions How deep can the 100 g Skarpsilda jig be used? The suitable depth depends on the current, wind, drift speed, and line diameter. The 100 g model is primarily suitable for shallow to medium-depth water and for fishing in moderate currents. For strong currents or very deep water, choose a heavier jig. How do you activate the phosphorescent detail? Illuminate the jig before lowering it into the water using sunlight, a strong flashlight, or a UV lamp. The glow fades over time, so when fishing deep or in the dark, recharge the lure regularly. Is the hook included with the jig? Yes. The jig comes equipped with a VMC 9617 PS treble hook in size 4/0 with Permasteel finish for saltwater resistance, a strong split ring, and a red rubber tube. Does the jig need maintenance after sea fishing? Yes. Rinse the lure, hook, and rings with fresh water after use and let them dry completely. The saltwater-resistant finish reduces the risk of corrosion but does not make the equipment maintenance-free. When is the Remen Skarpsilda 100 g the right choice? The 100 g Skarpsilda is best suited for shallower or medium-depth seas when the current and boat drift do not require a particularly heavy lure. It reaches the bottom quickly but puts less strain on the rod and angler's hand compared to 250–500 g jigs. For strong current, fast drift, or great depth, choose the 150, 250, or 400 g variant. A lighter jig moves more lively in the water, while a heavier model helps maintain a more vertical line angle and better bottom contact. Recommendations Let the Skarpsilda descend in a controlled manner and then tighten the line slightly. Start with 30–60 cm lifts and let the jig fall back on a taut line. If fish do not respond, vary the lift height, tempo, and fishing depth. Coalfish may be found in midwater, while cod are often sought near the bottom. Keep light contact with the line while descending. A completely free-falling jig may twist around the rig or main line. To enhance the effect of the yellow-green color and phosphorescent detail, illuminate the lure with a UV lamp before lowering it deep. After each big fish, check the 10 mm split ring and 4/0 treble hook. Rinse the entire rig with fresh water after sea fishing and dry before storage. Replace dull or deformed hooks before your next trip. Fast-sinking holographic sea jig The Remen Skarpsilda 100 g combines a herring-shaped profile, hook-end weight distribution, holographic surface, and glowing detail. With its Yellow/Green color scheme, it's a practical choice for cod, coalfish, and pollock fishing in moderately deep and current-prone sea areas.
