Short overview

The Rapala Soft Peto SFPT18 is an 18 cm soft lure designed for targeting pike, zander, catfish, and other predators. It stands out with the strong action of its paddle tail, pronounced body roll, and natural appearance, making it an excellent choice for anglers looking for a reliable and effective presentation in various conditions.

Description

The Soft Peto SFPT18 was developed for modern lure fishing in both still and running waters, where a combination of vibration, silhouette, and natural swimming action is essential. Thanks to its soft body, 3D scale pattern, and pronounced tail kick, the lure remains attractive during slow retrieves as well as when covering water at higher speeds. Its sinking design and variable running depth allow it to be adapted to the fishing technique, weighting, and the depth at which the predator is holding.

Features

• 18 cm soft lure
• Weight 51 g
• Wide paddle-tail action with pronounced body movement
• Textured body for enhanced vibrations
• Realistic appearance with 3D scales
• Sinking version
• Variable running depth depending on rigging and retrieve style
• Suitable for various retrieve techniques and covering larger areas

Technology

• Screw Diver System™ for more versatile rigging and presentation adjustment
• Three-dimensional scale pattern for a more realistic visual impression and added attraction

Specifications

Available variants

• FT (Fire Tiger)
• HLW (Halloween)
• LAR (Lava Roach)
• S (Silver)
• SCRR (Scaled Roach)
• SNS (Sunny Snow)

Advantages

• Very pronounced tail action attracts predators even on slower retrieves
• Realistic silhouette and details increase the number of strikes
• Versatile use in shallow and deeper water with the appropriate rigging
• Suitable for targeted area coverage when fishing for pike, zander, and catfish
• Proven Rapala quality for reliable presentation in various conditions

Note

Colour availability may vary depending on stock levels. For long-lasting and safe performance, the use of appropriate rigging and equipment for the target fish species is recommended.