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| Name | Strike King 12,5cm Swim'n Caffeine Shad - 7 Gummifische |
| EAN | 0051034220438 |
| MPN | 73085 |
| Brand | Strike King |
| Lure length | 12.5cm |
| Color | Pearl Blue Glimmer Back |
| Quantity | 7pc |
| Lure type | Shad / Paddle Tail |
| Swimming Action | Paddle Tail Kick |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Scent | Coffee scent |
| Salted | Yes |
It is aimed at predator fishing, especially for zander and pike, and can also be used for other fish that feed on medium baitfish.
Natural shad and baitfish colours are a good starting point in clear water, while brighter or higher-contrast options can help when visibility is lower.
The paddle tail creates a clear kicking action, and the soft body helps the lure move naturally even at low retrieve speed.
Yes, the body is enriched with coffee scent and salt according to the supplier information.
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The Strike King Swim'n Caffeine Shad is a softbait for active fishing for zander, pike, and other predators. Its paddle tail creates lively action even at low retrieve speed, and the soft body helps the lure move naturally on the jig.
The soft plastic body and paddle tail give this shad a steady kicking action with a natural profile. That makes it suitable for jigging, steady retrieves, and fishing close to the bottom.
Strike King adds a coffee scent and salt to the body. This can help keep fish interested for longer after the take, especially when predators follow the lure closely before committing.
With a length of 12.5 cm, this softbait is a useful size for zander fishing and also works well when pike are feeding on medium baitfish. It is a good choice when you want a shad with visible tail action and a soft, responsive body.
Each pack contains 7 softbaits in the selected colour.
