| Reference | Couleur | Longueur | Poids | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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| 104 | 7 cm | 1 g | 5 par sachet | 0 |
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14.40 (CHF) incl tax
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| 146 | 7 cm | 1 g | 5 par sachet | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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14.40 (CHF) incl tax
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| 147 | 7 cm | 1 g | 5 par sachet | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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14.40 (CHF) incl tax
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| 149 | 7 cm | 1 g | 5 par sachet | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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14.40 (CHF) incl tax
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The Flash J Shirasu FISH ARROW soft lure is a finesse bait designed to perfectly imitate coastal forage fish. Thanks to its ultra-thin, flexible body it responds to the slightest rod movement or current, producing a natural action that triggers strikes from wary predators.
Its distinctive feature is the internal aluminum foil core, signature of the FLASH J range. This reflective foil emits powerful flashes with minimal animation, faithfully reproducing the shimmer of a sand eel, small eel or elver. Even in stained water or low light the lure remains visible and attractive to predators.
Compact, subtle and highly realistic, this lure is ideal for finesse fishing in both saltwater and freshwater when fish feed on small prey and reject bulkier presentations. It is aimed at technical anglers seeking a finesse soft lure able to coax bites from the most cautious fish.
The main advantage of the Flash J Shirasu is its ability to quickly fool suspicious fish. Its narrow profile slips easily into the water and reacts to the lightest rod twitch, allowing for very subtle, natural animations. Predators that feed on small prey—such as sea bass, pollack or perch—take it without hesitation.
The internal aluminum foil acts like a true mirror. By reflecting ambient light it simulates the scales of a live fish and sends out flashes visible from a distance. This combination of discreet action and aggressive flashes makes the Flash J Shirasu a formidable soft lure in saltwater, effective both on actively hunting fish and on slow-feeding fish near the bottom.
Another major asset is its versatility. Thanks to its slender body and soft texture, it accepts many mountings without trouble. It can be presented in straight retrieve, skimming close to the bottom, slow pulls or vertical jigging under the boat. This adaptability makes it an excellent choice to quickly cover different water layers without changing lures.
Finally, FISH ARROW build quality ensures neat finishing and appreciable durability for a finesse lure. Head, eye and tail details increase overall realism and boost both angler confidence and fish attraction.
To get the most from this sand eel imitation soft lure, pair it with a jighead or a light Texas rig depending on depth and current. The goal is to preserve the most natural action possible, exploiting the body’s flexibility and the reflective foil.
On the shore, the Flash J Shirasu excels with slow cast-and-retrieve along seawalls, beaches and rocky areas. Alternate steady retrieves with small rod twitches to bring the lure to life and trigger strikes from fish holding near the bottom or in midwater.
From a boat it can be used for vertical presentations on active schools or while drifting over structure. Let it fall near the bottom then give short lifts to raise it a few decimeters before letting it fall again. Strikes often occur on the fall when the lure flutters and the internal foil catches the light.
In freshwater it becomes a deadly option on perch, zander and other predators that feed on small elongated prey. A finesse drop shot or a light jighead setup will allow delicate presentations in held-up fish areas without spooking them.
Question 1: Which fish should the Flash J Shirasu soft lure be used for primarily?
Answer: This finesse lure imitating a small elongated baitfish is particularly recommended for sea bass and other coastal predatory fish, but it also performs very well on perch, zander and sea trout when they concentrate on small prey.