Rock’n Roll Wobbler – 10 cm | 16 g | Hakengröße 4 | schwimmend | Lauftiefe bis 1 m (flach), 1 m bis 2 m (tief)
The Rock’n Roll Wobbler 10 cm is a handcrafted premium lure designed for aggressive predators. Its unique Rolling Action creates an intense, noticeable movement that attracts even sluggish fish from the reserve. With perfect balance and floating properties, it remains enticing in the fish’s line of sight during pauses.
Outstanding Fishing Performance
- Unique Rolling Action: Powerful, natural movement with strong lateral flashes – ideal for pike, bream, and perch.
- Multi-purpose use: Perfect for use in both shallow and deep waters, offering consistent performance across different fishing conditions.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Length | 10 cm |
| Weight | 16 g |
| Hook Size | 4 |
| Float Type | Floats |
| Depth Range (shallow) | Up to 1 m |
| Depth Range (deep) | 1 m to 2 m |
FAQ
What makes the Rolling Action unique?
The Rolling Action creates a natural, dynamic movement with strong lateral flashes, mimicking the behavior of live prey to attract predatory fish.
Is this lure suitable for both shallow and deep waters?
Yes, it performs well in shallow waters up to 1 meter and can be used effectively in deeper waters from 1 to 2 meters.
Can this lure be used for pike, bream, and perch?
Yes, its rolling movement and natural action make it particularly effective for targeting pike, bream, and perch.
Carolyn Blake –
This wobbler delivers a strong, natural movement that draws fish in even on slow days. I’ve used it in both shallow and deeper waters and it consistently gets bites. The floating action keeps it visible, which helps when fishing in open areas.
Jake Vance –
Great for targeting bream and perch. The rolling motion is very realistic and the lure stays in the water well. Works best in clear water conditions, but still effective in moderate cover.
Julian Powell –
Highly recommended for aggressive fish hunting. The 10 cm size and 16g weight provide perfect balance. I’ve caught several pike with it during early morning hours when the water is still.