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Product Specifications

• Type: Vibration
• Piece Count: 1 pcs

What It Is / How It Works

This rotating metal vibration fishing lure is a bait built to give a vibrating action as it moves through the water.

Vibration lures are a type of hard bait used in spoon and blade styles. Anglers cast them and retrieve them steadily so the body vibrates and flashes, which can draw the attention of fish that feed near the surface and in the mid-water column.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Vibration lures suit anglers who fish for trout and other species in lakes, rivers and streams. Cold-water fishing is a common use, since anglers often work these baits slowly through the water when fish hold deeper. They also suit anglers who like to try different retrieves and who prefer compact hard-bait tackle they can cast and reel in with one steady motion.

How to Use / Care

1. Use it for trout and winter fishing, casting it and retrieving it steadily through the water.

How to Choose

Choose the weight first, because weight controls how fast the lure sinks and how far it casts. Lighter vibration lures suit shallow water and slow retrieves, while heavier ones reach deeper water and carry better in wind. Match the lure to the depth you fish and to the size of the fish you target. Lure lengths are sold in step with the weight options, so the size you pick should follow the weight you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of lure is this?
It is a vibration lure, a metal bait that gives a vibrating action in the water.

Is it electronic or does it light up?
It is not electronic and does not produce light.

How many pieces are in this item?
The piece count for this item is 1 pcs.

Which fish are vibration lures used for?
Vibration lures are commonly used for trout and other game fish in lakes, rivers and streams.

How do I pick the right size?
Pick the weight that matches the depth and casting distance you fish, since weight controls sink rate and how far the lure travels.