Shimano Bantam BT Spin Spinnertail, Red Claw, 4.5cm, 14g

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Shimano Bantam BT Spin Spinnertail, Red Claw, 4.5cm, 14g

The Shimano Bantam BT Spin is a compact tail-spin spinnertail spinnerbait designed for targeting predatory fish near the bottom or in open water. Its compact metal body allows long, accurate casts, while the rear-mounted blade generates strong vibration and flash immediately on contact with the water. Thanks to its low profile and concentrated weight, the lure drops quickly into the fish's strike zone and stays stable during retrieval.

The lure benefits from SCALE BOOST technology, which reproduces a natural scale pattern with a three-dimensional holographic finish. It can be used with steady retrieves, vertical jigging, or the "lift & fall" technique, where the blade continues to rotate during the fall, increasing its attractiveness to predators.

Features:

  • Lure type: Spinnertail;
  • Model: sinking;
  • Length: 4.5cm;
  • Weight: 14g;
  • Rear-mounted rotating blade;
  • SCALE BOOST technology;
  • 1 x #8 treble hook;
  • Color: Red Claw.

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