Realis Vibration
- Code
- 0143900
- Brand
- DUO
- Weight (gr)
- 21
- Length (mm)
- 68
- Length (cm)
- 6,8
- Diving range (m)
- Free
- Hook size
- 6X
- Features
- Fixed weight, Rattle
- Buoyancy
- Sinking
- Size (in)
- 2-5/8
- Type
- Vibration
- Hook type
- 2 x treble hooks
- Packing (pieces)
- 1
- Quantity per box, pcs
- 4
Specifications
| Weight (gr) | Length (cm) | Hook size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUO Realis Vibration 62 G-Fix | 14,5 | 6,2 | 8X |
| DUO Realis Vibration 68 G-Fix | 21 | 6,8 | 6X |
Sizes
About
The DUO Realis Vibration 68 G-Fix lure has emerged as a trailblazer in angling innovation. In a departure from tradition, the fixed steel ball (6.5mm x 1) and the free-moving rattle balls (3.0mm x 12) have been replaced with equivalent-sized tungsten spheres. A transformative addition comes in the form of a moulded fixed weight in the lure's head section, elevating the total weight by 5g compared to the standard model.
The significant surge in head weight empowers the lure to swiftly reach the bottom, rivalling the descent speed of football jigs. The rapid initiation of action from the super-flat body leaves fish with minimal opportunity to distinguish it from live prey. This, coupled with the lure's stable sinking posture, markedly reduces the likelihood of the hook picking up the line during the fall. The captivating rattle sound, generated by the free-moving balls, adds an enticing element not easily replicated in blade baits, making it a compelling draw for the target species.
The strategic concentration of weight in the head section enables the lure to effectively maintain its tracing range, showcasing its true potential in shallow areas during fast retrieval. The 68mm model, distinguished by its exceptional casting distance and traceability, serves as an ideal search bait for highly active fish. Its versatility shines as the water temperature rises, compelling bass to descend to mid to deep ranges. Anglers can consistently trace the most productive zones, surpassing the reach of traditional crankbaits.
