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Vibration and flash for freshwater predators
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| Name | Westin Steelstrike Viper - Blinker - länge:12.5cm;farbe:Fire;gewicht - g:33g |
| EAN | 5707549551516 |
| MPN | 131432 |
| Brand | Westin |
| Lure length | 12.5cm |
| Lure weight | 33g |
| Color | Fire |
| Lure type | Spoon |
| Swimming Action | Vibration, wide wobble and flash |
| Hook Configuration | Factory-fitted hooks |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater, shallow water, deep drop-offs, murky water and vegetation |
| Rigging options | Factory-fitted hooks |
| Blade shape | Willow |
| Developed in | Scandinavia |
| Lures per pack | 1 pc |
The 9 cm version weighs 13 g, while the 12.5 cm version weighs 33 g. Choose between a smaller, lighter profile and a larger, heavier lure, then match your tackle to the chosen weight. Both have the same stated target fish and retrieve options, without specified running depths.
It is intended for pike, zander and perch in freshwater, including weedy shallows, drop-offs and open water. Its contrasting colours and Willow-blade flash support visibility in murky water and low light. No saltwater suitability is stated, so choose it for the supported freshwater applications.
Yes. The supplier describes both trolling for pike and a brisk, steady retrieve, with speed changes or short pauses as alternatives. The body and Willow blade provide wobble, vibration and flash during the retrieve, so both methods use the same action without a stated fixed depth rating.
Each variant supplies one lure in the selected size and colour, with ultra-sharp hooks fitted at the factory. For pike fishing, the supplier recommends a steel or bite-resistant braided leader because pike teeth can cut standard monofilament. The stated contents do not include a leader, so plan that part of the setup separately.
Rinse the lure with clean water after use and store it dry. Although it is designed for frequent fishing, the supplier advises checking hook points regularly and replacing blunt hooks. Check them after intensive sessions so the fitted hooks remain sharp for the next outing.
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The Westin Steelstrike Viper is a spoon lure for pike, zander and perch in freshwater. Its Willow blade at the hook produces strong vibration and shimmering reflections that imitate an injured baitfish. Together with the hydrodynamic body, it creates a wide, pulsing wobble for steady retrieves and trolling.
The streamlined body supports a broad, even wobbling action, while the Willow blade adds vibration and flash. Contrasting colours help the lure remain visible in murky water and low light. Developed in Scandinavia, the Viper has a durable design for frequent use and comes with ultra-sharp hooks to support hook penetration on brief takes.
Use a brisk, steady retrieve for pike, or troll the lure behind a boat. Changes in speed and short pauses offer another presentation when fish are reluctant to strike. The stated freshwater applications include weedy shallows, deep drop-offs and open water, with zander fishing along structure edges and perch fishing in disturbed water. For pike, use a steel or bite-resistant braided leader to protect against bite-offs.
The family has two size and weight combinations: 9 cm at 13 g and 12.5 cm at 33 g. Choose the smaller, lighter version for a smaller baitfish profile, or the larger, heavier version when you want more size and have tackle suited to 33 g. Both share the same stated target fish and retrieve options. No precise running depths are specified, so do not choose by an assumed depth rating.
Both sizes come in Bling Perch, Headlight, Lagoon Peak, Golden Perch, Firetiger and Fire. Select the size and weight first, then the desired colour. The supplier does not provide separate water-condition recommendations for these individual finishes.
Each variant contains one lure in the selected size and colour. Rinse it with clean water after fishing and store it dry. Check the hook points regularly, especially after intensive use, and replace blunt hooks before the next session.
