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FTM Omura Caster - Meerforellenblinker
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The FTM Omura Caster is a purpose-built casting spoon designed for sea trout anglers who need to cover serious distances, even into a stiff headwind.
The Omura Caster's streamlined body shape generates exceptional casting distances that shorter or rounder spoons simply can't match. Whether you're working a windswept beach or an exposed coastline, this spoon cuts through the air cleanly and lands where the fish are.
Once in the water, the Omura Caster comes alive with an energetic, lively swimming action that draws attention from sea trout in saltwater as well as large rainbow trout in stillwater trout lakes and ponds. Bold, vibrant colours add extra visibility in both clear and coloured water conditions.
The Omura Caster range covers different lure types and swimming actions to match a wide variety of situations. Select the one that fits your target species and conditions:
Spoon, 15–22 g / 8.8–10 cm, lively action — sea trout fishing & spin fishing, salt- and freshwater: the current listing; ideal for distance casting at the coast and on trout lakes
Spoon, lively action — sea trout fishing & spin fishing, salt- and freshwater (same weight/length range): colour or finish alternatives within the same performance profile
Spoon, wobbling action — casting, salt- and freshwater: a subtler wobble for slower retrieves or calmer conditions
Spinner, 15–22 g / 8.8–10 cm, lively action — sea trout fishing, salt- and freshwater: rotating blade for extra flash and vibration
Spoon, sea trout fishing, salt- and freshwater (no action specified): entry options in the range
Lure type: spoon
Available sizes: 15 g / 8.8 cm and 22 g / 10 cm
Swimming action: lively
Technique: sea trout fishing, spin fishing
Water: saltwater and freshwater
Target species: sea trout, large rainbow trout
Bold, high-visibility colours
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