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| Name | PERCY THE PERCH CRANKBAIT 10CM 20G FLOATING FANCY FIRETIGER |
| EAN | 5707549337332 |
| MPN | P039-094-012 |
| Brand | Westin |
| Lure length | 10cm |
| Lure weight | 20g |
| Color | firetiger |
| Lure type | Wobbler / Crankbait |
| Running depth | 0.5-2m |
| Swimming Action | wobble |
| Hook Configuration | treble_hook |
| Water Conditions | freshwater |
| Rigging options | pre_rigged |
| Body Material | abs_plastic |
| Rattle Type | Ultra Sonic Rattle |
| Bill Shape | crankbait_bill |
| Jointed Design | Non-Jointed |
| Transport length | 10cm |
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Small yet mighty: this hardlure wobbler combines a near-perfect perch replica with sharp, aggressive swimming motion that triggers strikes from hungry predators. The lure's realistic body shape and swimming style create disturbance patterns that attract attention, while the hand-painted finish ensures visibility across different water conditions.
Built from ABS plastic with through-wire construction for durability, the Percy features Japanese-style size 4 carbon steel hooks and ultra-sonic rattle balls for acoustic attraction. The 10cm body weighs 20g and achieves running depths of 0.5–2m, making it suitable for shallow to medium-depth presentation in lakes and rivers.
The wobbling action closely mimics natural perch behavior, creating pressure waves that disturb the water column. This design triggers responses from both cautious and aggressive feeders. Available in six distinct color patterns including realistic perch tones, bold firetiger stripes, and specialized finishes for different water conditions.
Lead-free construction meets environmental standards. Integrated long-cast system supports extended casting distance. Each lure is hand-painted with detailed finishes to maximize visual appeal across varying visibility conditions.
