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Coastal spoon for windy shore sessions
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| Name | Hansen Fight 7,6cm Meerforellenblinker - gewicht - g:21g;Hansen Farben:Blue Flash |
| EAN | 5706301653161 |
| MPN | 24353 |
| Brand | Hansen |
| Lure length | 7.6cm |
| Lure weight | 21g |
| Color | Blue Flash |
| Lure type | Spoon / Blinker |
| Swimming Action | Flutter on Drop |
| Hook Configuration | Treble Hook |
| Water Conditions | Saltwater |
| Rigging options | true |
| Fishing technique | Sea trout fishing |
| Target fish | Sea trout, garfish, sea bass |
It is intended mainly for sea trout fishing, and it can also be used for garfish and sea bass in coastal saltwater.
A long cast, steady retrieve, and short pauses are a good starting point. The lure flutters on the stop, which can trigger strikes from following fish.
Choose lighter weights for a slower presentation or shallower water. Heavier versions help with casting distance and better control in wind or current.
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The Hansen Fight is a compact sea trout spoon built for long casts, steady retrieve control, and a fluttering pause that often triggers takes. Its 7.6 cm profile suits coastal spinning for sea trout, garfish, and sea bass.
The slim metal body is designed for shore anglers who need casting distance without giving up a lively action. It works well for covering water from beaches, bays, and open coastline.
On a steady retrieve the lure tracks cleanly, and on short spin stops it flutters and rolls attractively. That change of pace can be useful when fish follow without committing.
Each lure comes fitted with forged split rings and a fine-wire treble hook, so it is ready to fish straight from the packet. The setup matches the intended sea trout style of fishing and keeps the presentation simple.
All variants share the same 7.6 cm body. Choose by weight and colour pattern. Lighter options can suit slower retrieves or shallower water, while heavier versions help when you want more casting range or extra control in wind and current.
