WESTIN OPTIC 360° 10,5 G N4 SPINNER

The Westin Optic 360° is a lure with a brass body and an instantly spinning blade, designed for catching trout, salmon, and other predatory fish. Its aerodynamic shape supports long and accurate casts, while the blade, reflecting light from various angles, creates a flash and vibration in the water that attracts predators.

Suitable for use

• For trout fishing

• For salmon fishing

• For perch fishing

• For fishing other freshwater predators

• For fishing in rivers and lakes

• For fishing in flowing water

• For fishing from boat and shore

• For searching for active fish

• For quickly covering larger water areas

• For fishing with steady retrieve

• For using variable retrieve speeds

• In situations where good casting distance is needed

• For anglers who prefer a spinner that starts working instantly

Why choose Westin Optic 360°?

• Durable brass body

• Rotating blade made of brass

• The blade starts spinning from the very beginning of the retrieve

• Fully 360° rotating construction

• Optic blade reflecting light from different angles

• Vibration and flash that attract predators

• Aerodynamic shape

• Construction supports good casting distance

• Balance suitable for accurate casting

• Sharp Japanese-style hook

• Suitable for catching strong fighting fish

• Available in two weights

• Wide range of colors

• Designed and developed in Scandinavia

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Westin

• Model: Optic 360°

• Model series product code: M102

• Lure type: spinner

• Material: brass

• Lighter model weight: 8 g

• Lighter model blade size: #3

• Heavier model weight: 10.5 g

• Heavier model blade size: #4

• Blade movement: instantly starting 360° rotation

• Blade type: Optic, reflecting light from different angles

• Hook: sharp and strong Japanese-style hook

• Retrieve method: steady or variable speed retrieve

• Main target fish: trout and salmon

• Also suitable for: perch and other predators

• Design and development: Scandinavia

• Package includes: 1 lure

• Color options: Black Juice, Caution Bees, Copper Age, GFR, Pang Color, Pickled Sardine, Totally G., and Wannabe

Model differences

• 8 g / blade #3: more compact model for lighter tackle and smaller waters

• 10.5 g / blade #4: heavier model for longer casts and use in stronger currents

• Both models: brass body and instantly spinning Optic blade

• Both models: equipped with sharp Japanese-style hook

Included

• One Westin Optic 360° spinner

• Japanese-style hook mounted on the lure

The weight, blade size, and color of the lure depend on the selected variant. Please check the specific variant on the product page before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

For which fish species is the Westin Optic 360° suitable?

The lure is primarily designed for trout and salmon, but is also suitable for perch and other predatory fish that attack spinning lures. If pike are present, use a bite-resistant leader.

What is the difference between the 8 g and 10.5 g models?

The 8 g model has a #3 blade and is suitable for lighter tackle and smaller waters. The 10.5 g model with a #4 blade creates a stronger visual and mechanical signal, and the heavier weight supports longer casts.

Does the Optic 360° work with slow retrieve?

The blade is designed to start spinning from the very beginning of the retrieve. With very slow retrieve, watch the rod tip or lure movement to ensure the blade is constantly working.

Should a swivel be used in front of the spinner?

A swivel or snap with a swivel can reduce line twisting. Use a small but strong enough connector for the lure and target fish that does not restrict the lure's movement.

When is the Westin Optic 360° the right choice?

The Westin Optic 360° is suitable when you want to quickly cover a river stretch, lake shore, or other larger water area. The instantly spinning blade allows the lure to start working immediately, and the aerodynamic brass body supports accurate casting.

The 8 g model is a good choice for smaller rivers, shallower water, and lighter tackle. The 10.5 g variant is better suited for longer casts, deeper water, or stronger currents. In dense vegetation or very shallow water, a surface lure or a weedless hook solution may be more manageable.

We recommend

Start fishing with a steady medium-speed retrieve. Make the first reel turn immediately after the lure hits the water so the blade starts working quickly. If the fish does not respond, systematically vary the retrieve speed and rod position. Holding the rod tip higher helps keep the lure closer to the surface, while a lower position and slower retrieve allow fishing deeper.

In flowing water, try casting across or slightly upstream and let the lure move through the target area in a controlled arc. Keep the line tight, but do not retrieve so fast that the lure rises to the surface or the rotation becomes unstable.

The spinning blade can twist the line during use, so it is worth using a quality swivel. Regularly check the sharpness of the hook and the lure's connection points. If there are pike in the water, use a bite-resistant leader even if the main target is trout or perch.

A spinner that starts working instantly for predator fishing

The Westin Optic 360° combines an aerodynamic brass body, an instantly spinning blade, and a sharp Japanese-style hook. With two weights and several color options, this lure is ideal for anglers seeking long casts, reliable rotation, and a strong visual signal.