As the name suggests, a rubber fish for predatory fishing, which was initially designed in length 14 cm (P-14) and is primarily intended for pike or zander fishing. The STROFT Predator shows the optimal movement behavior and is equipped with so-called "tear-off edges" in the front and middle area, whereby turbulent currents are generated in the front area and thus additional bite stimuli are sent. With the STROFT Predator, the first tear-off edges are formed on both sides of the head by gill covers that protrude relatively far. Two more tear-off edges are created by the pectoral fins protruding on both sides, and another two tear-off edges are created by a pair of pelvic fins. The STROFT Predator has a diamond-shaped scale structure that generates additional microturbulent flows. And the oscillating tail fin of the STROFT Predator optimizes the transmission of stimuli to the predatory fish. In addition, the slightly larger paddle ensures that the P-14 flanks perfectly, up to 180 °. Due to the indicated inside of the gills in realistic red and the pectoral fins with a red gradient, the STROFT Predator sends additional bite stimuli!
With 14cm length perfect as a pike or zander bait
Optimal movement behavior of a target fish
Gill covers protruding on both sides as well as pectoral and pelvic fins generate turbulence in the front area
Trapezoidal scale structure for microturbulent flows
Oscillating caudal fin to increase the stimulus transmission
Larger tail plates flank perfectly up to 180°
Indicated inside of the gills in realistic red and hand-painted in a color gradient
Pectoral fins and pelvic fins for additional bite stimuli
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