Shad Zeck Baby Rippler, Moor Silver, 12cm, 11g, 3 pcs/pack

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Zeck Baby Rippler Shad, Moor Silver, 12cm, 11g, 3buc/sachet

The Zeck Baby Rippler is a shad developed by Uli Beyer, notable for its special ribbed design and an action that adapts depending on how it’s used. The lure combines a bulky profile with low weight, offering a natural and effective presentation for various predator species.

The ribbed structure creates vibrations and interesting movements in the water, and the tail allows the action to be adjusted to the situation. With the tail tip intact, the lure presents a slower, more subtle action, suitable for fishing in cold water or for lethargic predators. After shortening the tail tip, the movement becomes more aggressive and lively, effective during active periods.

The Baby Rippler is suitable for perch, zander or pike, making it a versatile lure for different retrieval styles.

Features:

  • Size: 12cm;
  • Weight: 11g;
  • Action: two-speed action;
  • Movement: slow with the tip intact; energetic with the tail tip cut;
  • Color: Moor Silver;
  • Packaging: 3 buc/pachet.

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