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Sea predator lure with strong flash
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| Name | HERRING 50G PURPLE PETROL |
| EAN | 3560410076929 |
| MPN | RG2400051 |
| Brand | Ragot |
| Lure length | 9cm |
| Lure weight | 50g |
| Color | Purple Petrol |
| Lure type | Spoon |
| Swimming Action | Flutter on drop |
| Hook Configuration | Treble Hook |
| Water Conditions | Saltwater, Murky / Turbid |
| Rigging options | Treble hook |
| Transport length | 9cm |
| Spoon Type | Classic Spoon |
| Target Species | Cod, Sea Bass |
| Hook brand | VMC |
| Series | HERRING |
Supplier information points to saltwater predatory fish, especially cod and sea bass. It is a good choice when you want a compact metal lure that imitates a small baitfish.
Its wide and flat profile is designed to create strong flash and a fluttering movement. That can help trigger strikes during steady retrieves and while the lure drops.
Yes, the supplier highlights bright glittering colours and attractive streaks that remain noticeable in darker water. The 3D eyes and reflective finish add extra visual attraction.
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The Ragot Herring is a compact spoon for sea fishing, built to draw strikes with a wide, flat profile, bright flash, and marked colour details. It suits anglers who want a simple metal lure for cod, sea bass, and other predatory saltwater species.
The wide, flat body creates a lively fluttering action with plenty of flash during retrieve and on the drop. This helps the lure stay visible in darker water and adds attraction when fish are feeding on baitfish.
The Herring is designed for active sea angling from shore or boat. Its compact metal body supports good casting distance and controlled presentation when you want to cover water efficiently.
Reflective finishes, pronounced pattern details, and 3D eyes give the lure a baitfish-like look. A strong treble hook completes the setup and is made to handle hard strikes from sea predators.