Berkley Zilla Glider 130

Quick Overview

The Berkley Zilla Glider 130 is a glide lure designed for targeted pike fishing, engineered for provocative side-to-side gliding and reliable performance with different retrieve styles. Thanks to its sinking design, loud rattle, and Weight Ramp system, it is an excellent choice for anglers looking for long casts, precision, and a strong visual and sound stimulus.

Description

This lure, measuring 13 cm and weighing 38 g, is intended for covering shallow and mid-depth spots, especially when targeting pike on lakes, reservoirs, and slower river stretches. On a steady retrieve, it produces a pronounced left-right action, while on jerks it creates an extra-loud rattle that provokes strikes even during periods of lower fish activity. The sinking construction and running depth of 0,5 to 2 m give it broad versatility for cast-and-retrieve fishing along weed edges, transitions, canal margins, and other ambush positions of predators.

Features

• Glide action with pronounced side-to-side sliding on a steady retrieve
• Sinking design for lure control in the water column from 0,5 to 2 m
• Weight Ramp system for longer and more accurate casts
• Loud rattle on jerk retrieves for added predator irritation
• Equipped with Fusion19 treble hooks for secure hook-ups
• Made with environmentally friendly, lead-free weighting

Technology

• Weight Ramp system – stabilizes the lure in flight and helps with long, accurate casts
• Fusion19 trebles – high-quality, sharp treble hooks for reliable penetration

Specifications

Available Variants

• Shadow Tiger
• Golden Zander
• Fire Tiger
• Roach
• Perch
• Motoroil Burbot

Advantages

• Very attractive presentation for active and inactive pike
• Long and accurate casts make it easier to cover larger areas
• Sinking design allows controlled retrieves through different water layers
• Loud rattle increases visibility in murky water and in low-visibility conditions
• Ready to fish straight out of the package

Note

Availability of individual patterns may vary. The use of a tooth-resistant leader is recommended, as well as caution when handling treble hooks.