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| Name | Westin Swim Glidebait 15cm 115g Sinking - Jerkbait |
| EAN | 5707549458570 |
| MPN | 68665 |
| Brand | Westin |
| Lure length | 15cm |
| Lure weight | 115g |
| Color | Bait Bash Ice Perch |
| Buoyancy | Sinking |
| Lure type | Jerkbait / twitchbait |
| Swimming Action | S-Curve / Glide |
| Hook Configuration | Multiple Trebles |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Rigging options | Through-wire |
| Retrieve Technique | Jerk & Twitch |
| Transport length | 15cm |
| Lead free | Yes |
| Target fish | Pike |
It is primarily aimed at pike fishing. The size, weight, and strong construction suit anglers targeting larger predators with an actively worked jerkbait.
This version is sinking. That helps you work the bait below the surface and adapt the presentation with pauses, jerks, or a steady retrieve.
Pick a natural baitfish pattern for clear water or pressured fish, and stronger contrast colours for stained water or low light. All variants share the same size, weight, and action.
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The Westin Swim Glidebait is a sinking jerkbait built for active pike fishing. Its compact 15 cm body and 115 g weight help you cast far and accurately, even when the wind picks up.
This hard bait is designed for anglers who want to fish a jerkbait with clear input from the rod. The sinking balance lets the lure work through the water column while keeping a strong profile for larger predators.
At 115 g, the bait loads heavier tackle well and stays easy to place at distance. The glidebait shape supports side-to-side movement that suits stop and go retrieves, steady pulls, and more aggressive jerks.
A through-wire construction adds durability when fishing for powerful pike. The carbon steel hooks are made to stay sharp and hold securely during the fight.
All variants share the same sinking action, size, and build. You can choose the colour pattern that best matches local baitfish, water clarity, and light conditions.
