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Realistic swimbait for freshwater predator fishing
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| Name | Spro Sashimmy Swimmer 140 14cm 31,9g - Swimbait |
| EAN | 0651583159557 |
| MPN | 121027 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Lure length | 14cm |
| Lure weight | 31.9g |
| Color | green |
| Lure type | Swimbait |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Target Species | Perch, Pike, Zander |
| Fishing Technique | Spin Fishing |
| Quantity | 1 |
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The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 is designed for freshwater predator fishing. It is particularly effective for perch, pike, and zander.
The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 is versatile in its retrieve. It works well when retrieved slowly near the bottom or at medium speed through the mid-water column, allowing you to adapt to different feeding conditions.
The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 measures 14 cm (140 mm) in length and weighs 31.9 g.
The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 is designed for freshwater use, targeting species like perch, pike, and zander. It is not specifically rated for saltwater conditions.
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The Spro Sashimmy Swimmer 140 is a 14 cm swimbait designed for targeting perch, pike, and zander in freshwater. Its lifelike swimming action and detailed finish make it a reliable option for spin fishing anglers.
The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 features a realistic body shape and natural colour patterns that appeal even to cautious predatory fish. At 14 cm in length and 31.9 g in weight, it sits in a versatile size range suitable for a variety of freshwater predators.
Whether retrieved slowly near the bottom or at medium speed through the water column, the Sashimmy Swimmer adapts to different fishing situations. This flexibility allows anglers to adjust their presentation to match current feeding behaviour.
The Sashimmy Swimmer 140 is built for freshwater predator fishing, specifically targeting perch, pike, and zander. Its swimming action imitates natural baitfish movement, triggering strikes from wary fish.
