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Natural coastal spoon fishing
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| Name | Westin Bornholmerkøl 22g 7,9cm |
| EAN | 5707549439340 |
| MPN | 52996 |
| Brand | Westin |
| Lure length | 7.9cm |
| Lure weight | 22g |
| Color | Olive Diamond |
| Lure type | spoon_blinker |
| Swimming Action | side-to-side |
| Hook Configuration | treble hook |
| Water Conditions | saltwater, coastal |
| Rigging options | split-ring rigged |
| Transport length | 7.9cm |
| Fishing technique | casting, coastal saltwater, sea trout fishing |
| Hook size | 3 |
| Hook model | VMC 9649 BN |
| Material | Zinc |
| Lead-free | Yes |
It is primarily designed for sea trout fishing, and it also suits salmon and garfish in coastal saltwater conditions.
All versions share the same size, weight and action, so choose by visibility and baitfish impression. Natural olive shades are useful in clearer water, while brighter pearl finishes can help in changing light.
Yes. The compact 22 g zinc body is built for distance casting, which is useful when fishing exposed coastal stretches in wind and waves.
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The Westin Bornholmerkøl is a compact spoon for coastal fishing, built to cast far and keep a lively side-to-side action during the retrieve. It is made for sea trout fishing and also suits salmon and garfish along exposed shores.
Its dense 22 g body and 7.9 cm length give this lure the reach needed when wind and waves make presentation harder. The classic Bornholm-inspired shape helps the spoon stay effective when covering water from the beach.
During a steady retrieve, the Bornholmerkøl rocks from side to side and throws light well through the water. That action makes it a useful choice when you want a clear visual trigger without an overly aggressive movement.
The lure is lead-free and made from zinc. It comes fitted with a VMC 9649 BN treble in size 3, and two split rings in front of the hook help reduce leverage during the fight.
All variants share the same length, weight and action, so your choice mainly comes down to visibility and baitfish impression. Olive tones suit natural presentations, while pearl finishes can stand out better in changing light.
