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Light spoon for perch fishing
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| Name | Spoon 8cm 18g UV Perch |
| EAN | 5056212181001 |
| MPN | NSA059 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Lure length | 8cm |
| Lure weight | 18g |
| Color | UV Perch |
| Lure type | Spoon / blinker |
| Swimming Action | Flank & Flash |
| Hook Configuration | Single Hook |
| Rigging options | Single hook |
| Spoon Type | Classic Spoon |
| Target Species | Perch |
| Hook size | 4 |
It is a metal spoon for active spinning, made to attract predatory fish with flash, vibration, and a feathered hook.
Choose the 8 cm, 18 g version for a lighter setup and smaller prey profile. Choose the 14 cm, 61 g version when you want a much larger presentation and more casting weight.
The UV-reactive side adds visibility, while the metallic reverse side creates strong flash during the retrieve.
It adds movement and gives following fish a clear strike point, which can help trigger takes.
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The Fox Rage Spoon is a classic metal spoon for active spinning, built to send out strong flash and vibration for predatory fish. UV-reactive finishes and a feathered hook add visual trigger points when fish are following but not fully committing.
This spoon is designed for casting and steady retrieves when you want a clear visual signal in the water. One side carries a realistic UV-reactive baitfish pattern, while the other side gives off a bright metallic flash.
The range includes a compact 8 cm, 18 g version and a much larger 14 cm, 61 g version. That makes it easier to match the spoon to target fish, water depth, and how much casting weight you want to carry.
Each spoon is fitted with a feathered hook that adds movement and a clear strike point. This can help when pike, perch, or other predatory fish inspect the lure closely before taking it.
The combination of UV-reactive detailing and a flashing reverse side gives the spoon visibility in changing light. It is a useful option when you want a baitfish-style presentation with a strong visual pulse.
