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

Westin Swim Glidebait 10cm 31g Low Floating — Natural Action, Shallow-Water Control

The Westin Swim Glidebait (gliding jerkbait) in 10cm / 31g Low Floating is the go-to choice when predators are holding just below the surface — its buoyancy keeps the lure in the 0–1m zone throughout the retrieve, with that unmistakable S-curve action doing the rest.

Easy-Action Swimming That Catches Fish

Whether you work it on a steady wind, vary the speed, or add short rod twitches and pauses, the Swim responds naturally to every input. Slow down and it imitates a wounded baitfish struggling near the surface; speed up and it becomes a panicking prey scrambling to escape. The S-curve swimming action kicks in the moment you start reeling — no special technique required.

Built to Cast Far and Hook Hard

A long-casting body design lets you cover water efficiently, while full wire-through-body construction ensures the hardware holds up when big pike or perch make a run for it. Ultra-sharp carbon steel hooks and hand-painted finishes — including the realistic 3D Golden Perch colour on this variant — complete a lure that is as functional as it is convincing.

Choose the Right Variant

The Westin Swim Glidebait is available in six sizes and three buoyancy ratings, making it easy to match the right profile and depth to your target species and conditions.

6.5cm / 9g Suspending — light finesse option for perch and smaller predators in clear, shallow water
8cm / 16g Suspending — versatile all-rounder for perch, zander, and lighter pike sessions
8cm / 19g Sinking — gets down faster in current or when fish are holding slightly deeper
10cm / 31g Low Floating — current variant — stays in the 0–1m zone; ideal for pike, perch, and asp over flats, weed edges, and in shallow bays; colours include 3D Golden Perch, Official Roach, Real Roach, Real Perch, Real Pike, Real Baltic Pike, Parrot Special, Fire, Firetiger, Natural Pike, and more
10cm / 34g Sinking — same 10cm profile, digs deeper on the pause; good for fish suspended a metre or two down
12cm / 53g Suspending — steps up for bigger pike and zander; hangs in the strike zone on the pause
12cm / 58g Sinking — larger profile that drops quickly; suits deep margins and strong current
13.5cm / 77g Suspending — big-bait option for trophy pike; slow, deliberate presentations
13.5cm / 86g Sinking — maximum depth penetration in the 13.5cm class
15cm / 107g Suspending — dedicated pike and muskie tool for open water and large river systems