River2Sea S-Waver Lure Rainbow Trout 4 3/4-Inch | S-Action Surface Swimbait

Overview

The River2Sea S-Waver in Rainbow Trout, at 4 3/4 inches, is a standout swimbait designed to draw attention with a natural S-Action. Built to leave a memorable footprint in the water, it mimics a wounded profile that many anglers associate with a high-percentage strike target on the West Coast.

This lure is crafted to wake the surface with a seductive motion, inviting big gamefish to investigate from just beyond the lens of the lure’s silhouette. While it excels on the surface, its action remains engaging even when the lure is allowed to sink slowly, maintaining the S-Action underwater and offering anglers versatile depth control.

Why anglers choose the S-Waver

• Natural S-Action swimming motion powered by River2Sea's exclusive Pin and Tenon Hinge, plus a soft PVC tail for realistic movement.
• A seductive surface wake that calls predators in for a closer look, with a dependable transition underwater when needed.
• The S-Waver’s design keeps action consistent as the bait transitions from surface to subsurface, thanks to its hinge and tail construction.
• Premium build quality that handles repeated casts and retrieves in varied water conditions while sustaining lifelike tail action.

Versatility in the field

Whether you’re casting along shorelines, skirting weed edges, or targeting submerged structure, this lure offers multiple retrieval options to match depth and bite windows. The Rainbow Trout color enhances visibility in clear to moderately stained water, helping the lure stand out during low-light moments.

How to fish the S-Waver

• For surface action: hold the rod tip up and retrieve steadily to maintain the wake; observe for follows and potential takes.
• For underwater action: let the lure sink slowly, then continue the S-Action while varying speed and pauses to match depth and fish mood.
• Experiment with short pauses after quick pulls to mimic a wounded baitfish and trigger a strike more naturally.

Note: Benefits described reflect the lure’s design and color as possible outcomes. Local water conditions, temperature, and predator behavior will influence results.