Proco HotChip 11 Flasher with EChip – Green Splatter Glow, 11-Inch

Meet the Proco HotChip 11 Flasher with EChip, a traditional-shaped lure designed for salmon and other game fish. This 11-inch flasher combines classic signaling with modern bait technology to create a dynamic presentation in the water. The Green Splatter Glow finish adds a vivid underwater presence that stays visible in varying light and water conditions.

Why the HotChip 11 stands out

Built around a proven flasher silhouette, the HotChip 11 adds a patented EChip bait technology embedded in the tail. This design aims to replicate live bait cues and may help attract nearby predators as you troll or drift.

• Embedded EChip bait technology duplicates electrical nerve discharge of live bait, which may trigger strikes by nearby predators
• Constructed from a special ABS plastic for superior color brilliance and shape conformity
• Equipped at both ends with high quality 200 lb test ball bearing swivels for smooth action
• Available in over 20 finishes for the 11 inch format

On the water use and potential benefits

Whether you troll behind a downrigging setup or work a flat line, the HotChip 11 is designed to deliver a vivid presence and consistent wake in the water. The 11 inch length provides a balanced profile without being overpowering, while the color and finish remain bright as you cover water.

• Classic artificial lure silhouette with modern EChip technology for added attractant potential
• ABS plastic construction supports color brilliance and reliable shape under heavy use
• Dual 200 lb swivels help maintain action and reduce line twist during long passes
• More than 20 finishes give you options for different water clarity and species preferences

In practical terms, the HotChip 11 can be rigged with common leader setups and used across a range of trolling speeds. This makes it a versatile addition to a trolling spread, offering a contemporary twist on a time-tested lure style. Results vary with conditions, but the combination of action, visibility, and signaling cues may help create more opportunities on the water.