Blue Fox Vibrax Gilded inline spinner 8 g size 3 Gilded Silver
The legendary inline spinner Blue Fox Vibrax Gilded in the flash-packed Gilded Silver finish and popular size 3 format is a premier choice for active spinning. Designed with a patented two-part machined brass bell body enclosing a free-turning internal gear, it emits low-frequency acoustic rattles and vibrations while practically eliminating line twist. Its 45° mid-depth blade runs effortlessly between 0.6 and 1.2 meters, generating intense metallic flash that provokes aggressive predatory attacks from pike, trophy perch, asp, chub, and trout across varied river flows and open lake waters.
Key Features
- Patented two-part body: eliminates line twist while providing superior hydrodynamic balance in heavy currents.
- Acoustic rattling sound: internal brass gear produces low-frequency clicks that alert predators across extended distances.
- 45° mid-depth blade: starts spinning instantly upon touchdown and maintains depth stability in fast rivers.
- Premium VMC hook: razor-sharp treble provides instant hook penetration and dependable holding strength.
- Bright Gilded Silver finish: silver plating accented with subtle gilded highlights mimics natural baitfish scale flash.
Body Construction
Solid machined brass bell, internal free-turning gear, corrosion-resistant stainless steel shaft, and chip-resistant plated finish.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Blue Fox
- Series: Vibrax Gilded
- Color: Gilded Silver (GDS)
- Size: 3
- Weight: 8 g
- Diving Depth: 0.6 - 1.2 m
- Blade Rotation Angle: 45°
- Material: Brass, stainless steel
- Hooks: VMC treble hook
- Manufacturer Code: BFGD3 GDS
- Target Fish: Pike, perch, trout, chub, asp, zander
- Fishing Technique: Spinning
Why Choose This Product
By combining acoustic sound generation with genuine anti-line-twist mechanics, the Vibrax Gilded outclasses ordinary inline spinners. In the versatile 8g size 3 format and dazzling Gilded Silver finish, it remains an essential fish-catcher for both running rivers and open stillwaters.
