The STROFT Predator displays the optimum movement behaviour of a prey fish in every size. Under "STROFT Predator soft lure series" in the catalogue, it is described in detail how this came about and how it was possible to develop an artificial lure that emits movement stimuli in such a way that a predatory fish is enticed to bite even when numerous other lures have already failed. And since colour stimuli play a major role (sometimes even the decisive role) in addition to movement stimuli, please also read the "Colour design" section in the catalogue. This will enable you to make the STROFT Predator your most consistently catchable lure.
optimal movement behaviour of a prey fish
Gill covers and pectoral/ventral fins protruding on both sides -> turbulence is already generated in the front area
trapezoidal scale structure for microturbulent currents
oscillating caudal fin to increase the stimulus emission
Larger tail disc -> flanks perfectly up to 180°
indicated inside of the gills in realistic red and in a colour gradient
hand-painted pectoral/abdominal fins for additional bite stimulation
