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SOFT OTUS SFOU18 SCRR
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The soft bait evolution of the legendary X-Rap Otus delivers the same proven action with the added flexibility of multiple rigging options—purpose-built for targeting large pike, zander, and other apex predators.
The Soft Otus maintains its signature wide tail-kicking action with body roll even during slow retrieves. When paused, the tail stabilizes the lure as it slowly sinks, triggering strikes from following fish. The textured soft plastic body displaces more water and generates increased vibrations that predators detect from a distance.
Finished with a three-dimensional scale pattern, the Scaled Roach colour delivers a realistic baitfish profile. This natural presentation is especially effective in clear water or when targeting pressured fish that have seen it all.
The Rapala Soft Otus 18cm 55g is available in multiple proven colours to match local forage and water conditions:
Scaled Roach – Natural roach imitation; ideal for clear water and cyprinid-rich lakes
Live Perch – Classic perch pattern for perch-feeding predators
Live Rainbow Trout – Salmonid profile for trout and char waters
Fire Tiger – High-visibility chartreuse/orange; murky water and low light
Blue Ghost – Subtle blue tones for deep or pressured fish
Blue Glitter – Flash and colour for stained water
Silver – Neutral baitfish match; versatile all-rounder
Smelt On the Beach – Smelt imitation for coastal and brackish zones
Sunny Snow – Bright contrast pattern for overcast days
Lava Roach – Roach with warm accents for varied conditions
Minnow – General baitfish profile
Halloween – Bold orange/black pattern for aggressive fish
Length: 18 cm
Weight: 55 g
Buoyancy: Slow sinking
Swimming action: Wide tail-kicking with body roll
Rigging: Variable rigging options
Quantity: 1 pc
Construction: Textured soft plastic with 3D scale finish
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