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| Name | Spinner UV Hot Olive Size 6 26g |
| EAN | 5056212169337 |
| MPN | NSA048 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Lure weight | 26g |
| Color | Hot Olive |
| Lure type | Spinner |
| Swimming Action | spinner rotation |
| Hook Configuration | treble hook |
| Water Conditions | freshwater |
| Rigging options | treble hook |
| Tail dressing | red fibre |
| Blade finish | Silver |
| Blade type | Leaf |
| Hook size | 2/0 |
| Body material | Brass |
Size 3 weighs 11 g and offers a lighter, more compact presentation. Size 6 is the heavier option with a larger blade size and more presence in the water.
It is designed for freshwater predator fishing and suits species such as perch and pike. The flash, vibration and red strike point are intended to trigger reaction bites.
The lure combines a UV reactive Hot Olive pattern with a silver blade interior. This gives extra visibility and baitfish-like flash during the retrieve.
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The Fox Rage Ultra UV Spinner is built for anglers who want a classic inline spinner with strong visual attraction. Its UV reactive finish, silver blade interior and stable brass body help create flash and vibration for perch, pike and other freshwater predators.
The blade combines a UV Hot Olive pattern with a silver inner face. On the retrieve, that contrast throws off flashes that resemble a small baitfish.
The leaf blade shape is designed to give pronounced spinner rotation and visible flash. This helps keep the lure working clearly when fishing actively through likely holding areas.
A brass body weight keeps the spinner compact and durable. The treble hook includes a red fibre strike point that adds an extra target near the hook.
Size 3 is the lighter option at 11 g and suits a more finesse-oriented approach. Size 6 is the heavier version and gives a bigger profile for covering more water or stepping up for larger predators.
