Spro 10cm 10+14g Iris Popeye to-go - 2 montierte Gummifische
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The Spro Iris Popeye To-Go delivers two pre-rigged softbaits straight out of the pack, so you can focus on fishing — not fiddling with hooks. At 10 cm and offered in 10 g and 14 g head weights, this set is built for serious predator work on zander, pike, and perch.
Each pack contains two fully mounted rubber fish rigged on a Gamakatsu jig hook in size 4/0 — one of the most trusted hook brands in predator fishing. The jig head is clearly marked with weight and hook size so there's no guessing on the water. Just clip on, cast out, and start working the lure.
The UV Baitfish colour combines a naturalistic baitfish profile with UV-reactive pigments that stay visible and enticing even in low-light conditions, coloured water, or at greater depths. This makes it a dependable choice when zander push into murkier water or when light levels drop early and late in the day.
The Iris Popeye To-Go comes in several UV colour options, all sharing the same 10 cm length and 10–14 g twin-weight format with a 4/0 jig hook. Pick the colour that best suits your target species and water conditions:
UV Baitfish — naturalistic silver-baitfish UV pattern; strong all-rounder for zander and pike in coloured or deeper water
UV Minnow — lighter, translucent UV tone; works well in clear water for perch and zander
UV Salt & Pepper — high-contrast speckled UV finish; effective in low visibility and stained water
UV Perch — perch-imitating UV pattern rigged on a Gamakatsu 4/0 jig hook; ideal for targeting large perch and pike
UV Mojito — bright UV chartreuse-green tones; a go-to in murky conditions or heavily stained river water
Lure length: 10 cm
Lure weights: 10 g and 14 g (both included per pack)
Hook: Gamakatsu jig hook, size 4/0
Quantity: 2 pre-rigged softbaits per pack
Colour: UV Baitfish
Target species: zander, pike, perch
Technique: spin fishing, jigging
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