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| Name | Balzer Shirasu Swimbait Pike Factory 15cm - Wobbler |
| EAN | 4005652805696 |
| MPN | 56204 |
| Brand | Balzer |
| Lure length | 15cm |
| Lure weight | 33g |
| Color | Hecht |
| Buoyancy | Slow Sinking |
| Lure type | Swimbait |
| Swimming Action | Jointed Swim |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Transport length | 15cm |
| Target fish | Pike and zander |
| Spare tails included | 2 pc |
The lure is designed mainly for pike and zander fishing. Its 15 cm size can also appeal to larger perch when they target bigger baitfish.
Choose by colour and sink rate first. Natural fish patterns help when you want to imitate local prey, while slow sinking and fast sinking versions let you adapt the presentation speed and depth.
Yes, the supplier describes it for steady retrieves, jerking, and trolling. That makes it useful when you want one lure for several predator approaches.
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The Balzer Shirasu Pike Factory is a 15 cm swimbait made for spin fishing, jerking, and trolling. Its three-part body creates a lively swimming action that works well for pike and zander, while the included spare tails help keep the lure ready for more sessions.
The segmented body gives this swimbait a mobile, fish-like movement in the water. That makes it a useful choice when you want a hard bait with a more natural swimming profile.
You can fish the Pike Factory with steady retrieves, sharper jerks, or while trolling. This makes the series suitable for covering different depths and moods of active predators.
At 15 cm, the lure targets larger perch, zander, and especially pike. The different colour patterns and sink rates let you choose a version that suits local baitfish and the pace you want to fish.
Each lure comes with two spare tails. That gives you replacement parts on hand if a tail gets damaged during fishing or transport.
