Kolpo Ondulate Gold – Spinning and coastal trolling lures with treble hook and feather, 5-18 g, 1 pc

The Kolpo Ondulate Gold is a spoon lure designed for the most aggressive marine predators. Its bright silver color, combined with the treble hook and feather , creates an irresistible effect in the water, making it deadly on dolphinfish, mackerel, tuna, and sea bass during spinning or coastal trolling sessions.

Kolpo brand

Kolpo is synonymous with quality, innovation, and performance in the world of sport fishing. Each lure is crafted with premium materials and field-tested, guaranteeing effectiveness, reliability, and durability , even in the most demanding conditions.

Product Features

• Type : silver undulating spoon for spinning and coastal trolling

• Color : bright silver for maximum reflection in water

• Rigging : single treble hook with feather to increase the attractive power

• Available weights : 5 g, 7 g, 10 g, 13 g, 18 g, to adapt to different depths and currents

• Packaging : 1 piece

• Material : Corrosion-resistant metal with durable finishes

• Action : undulating and vibrating, designed to stimulate predators to attack even at slow retrieves

User benefits

• Maximum attractiveness thanks to the silver color and the feather on the treble hook

• Versatility : suitable for light spinning, coastal trolling and surface or medium depth fishing

• Effective on many marine species : dolphinfish, mackerel, tuna, sea bass

• High reliability : robust materials resistant even to intensive use

• Wide choice of weights : to adapt to current, depth and target species

Kolpo silver undulating lure, feathered spoon, coastal trolling lure, sea spinning lures, predatory bait for dolphinfish and mackerel

Frequently Asked Questions :

• What purpose does the feather serve? To further stimulate predators' attacks and increase successful hooks.

• What weight should you choose? 5-7 g for light spinning, 10-13 g for medium depth, 18 g for heavy trolling.

• Which species is it suitable for? Dolphin fish, mackerel, tuna, sea bass, and other coastal predators.