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| Name | Balzer Metallica Inliner Spoon - Forellenspoon |
| EAN | 4005652834702 |
| MPN | 66929 |
| Brand | Balzer |
| Lure length | 2.5cm |
| Lure weight | 1.9g |
| Color | Copper Green Glitter |
| Lure type | Spoon / blinker |
| Swimming Action | Flutter on Drop |
| Hook Configuration | Inline Single Hook |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Rigging options | Inline, Single hook, Split-ring rigged |
| Target Species | Trout |
| Spoon Type | Inline Spoon, Trout Spoon |
It is designed for spinning for trout in freshwater, especially where a compact spoon with fluttering action on the pause is effective.
The line runs through the spoon's central channel. The included single hook with split ring is then attached at the end of the line.
Choose 2.5 cm and 1.9 g for a lighter, more delicate presentation. Choose 3.5 cm and 3.5 g when you want more casting weight and a larger profile.
No. The range includes both different colours and two size and weight options, so you can match lure visibility and sink behaviour to the situation.
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The Balzer Metallica Inliner Spoon is built for spinning in trout waters and gives a lively fluttering action on the drop. Its inline setup feeds the line through the centre channel, then the supplied single hook with split ring is attached at the end.
The central line channel creates a clean inline presentation. This layout suits anglers who want a compact spoon with direct lure movement and a simple rigging process.
The spoon has a wobbling, tumbling action during retrieve. On pauses it flutters down toward the bottom, which helps trigger trout that follow but do not commit straight away.
The anodised glossy surface adds flash, while the included single hook and split ring let you fish it straight from the pack. This makes it a useful choice for stocked lakes and other trout venues where changing colour and weight quickly matters.
Choose between 2.5 cm at 1.9 g for a lighter, subtler presentation, or 3.5 cm at 3.5 g for more casting weight and a larger visual signal. Then pick the colour that best matches light conditions and trout mood.
