Westin Swim 10cm 0–1m 31g Low Floating

Westin Swim Glidebait 10cm 31g Low Floating — Effortless S-Curve Action in the Strike Zone

The Westin Swim Glidebait (gliding jerkbait) in 10cm / 31g Low Floating keeps itself right in the 0–1m window where predators hunt, responding to everything from a lazy wind-and-retrieve to aggressive rod twitches with the same fluid, S-curve swimming action that has made it a staple on professional guide boats.

Easy to Fish, Hard to Ignore

There is no complicated technique required to get the best out of this lure. A simple steady retrieve already produces the sinuous, S-curve body roll that imitates a baitfish on the move. Add variable speeds, short rod pulses, or timed pauses and the action shifts instantly from a wounded straggler to a panicking prey fish — the kind of trigger that turns follows into bites.

Built to Last a Season of Hard Fishing

The full wire-through-body construction means even a hard-running pike cannot lever the hooks free of the body. Ultra-sharp carbon steel hooks are ready to fish straight from the pack, and the hand-painted Real Perch finish is applied over hard-wearing ABS plastic that holds up to rocks, teeth, and repeated casting. The long-casting body shape gets the lure out to fish that never see pressure near the bank.

Choose the Right Variant

The Westin Swim Glidebait comes in six sizes and three buoyancy ratings, so there is a version matched to almost every predator species and water condition.

6.5cm 9g Suspending — ultralight finesse for perch and trout on light spinning gear; hangs in the strike zone on the pause
8cm 16g Suspending — compact all-rounder for perch, zander, and smaller pike; suspends neutrally for slow, methodical retrieves
8cm 19g Sinking — same compact profile, faster drop; good for fishing slightly deeper columns or when fish are holding just off bottom
10cm 31g Low Floating — Real Perch — rises slowly to the surface on the pause; keeps the lure in the 0–1m zone through the whole retrieve; effective for pike and perch over shallow flats, weed edges, and in cold-water conditions when a slower presentation pays off
10cm 34g Sinking — identical footprint, sinks on the pause; lets you probe slightly deeper or maintain depth on a faster retrieve
12cm 53g Suspending — steps up to serious pike and muskie water; neutral buoyancy creates long, hanging pauses that big fish find hard to resist
12cm 58g Sinking — heavy enough to cast into wind and reach depth quickly; suited to open water and faster currents
13.5cm 77g Suspending — specialist big-pike and muskie option; slow, deliberate glide on long pauses
13.5cm 86g Sinking — maximum sink rate for the 13.5cm frame; deepwater pike and large perch
15cm 107g Suspending — trophy-focused, muskie and very large pike; demands heavier rods and reels
15cm 115g Sinking — the deepest-diving, longest-casting option in the range