The Vision +1: Dive Faster and Fish Deeper
Resulting from extensive expertise in fishing lures, the
Vision +1 is designed to offer deeper and more targeted swimming than ever before. A direct evolution of the renowned Vision 110, this lure features an especially elongated lip to quickly reach an additional meter in depth and uncover wary fish. Its reputation for
efficacy,
realism, and versatility is well-established among discerning anglers.
Technical Specifications of the Vision +1
- Optimized swimming depth of approximately 1 meter additional compared to the standard Vision 110
- Elongated lip for improved water penetration and rapid descent
- Balanced density for unique stability and realistic swimming
- Constructed with hyper-realistic silhouette and proportions for maximum efficacy
- Suspending behavior allowing highly attractive pauses
- Premium finish and quality suitable for all predators
- Enhanced aerodynamics for great casting precision
Strengths of the Vision +1
The Vision +1 is primarily appealing for its
exceptional realism. Its vibrant and natural swimming perfectly mimics an injured fish to quickly capture the attention of even the most difficult predators. Thanks to its sharp profile and unique lip, it allows rapid entry into the water and effective descent to the targeted depth. The
perfect balance of the lure ensures consistent effectiveness, even during slowdowns or pauses, provoking decisive attacks from predators in pursuit.
Perfectly suited for precise intermediate-depth approaches, it is ideal for exploring marked spots such as submerged structures, pronounced vegetation, and drop-offs. Its ease of animation and suspending behavior grant the Vision +1 great versatility for different techniques.
Usage Tips and Recommended Rigs
To fully harness the potential of the Vision +1, opt for a
jerking animation followed by prolonged pauses. This technique often triggers reflex attacks from difficult fish. You can also choose a slow linear retrieve interspersed with breaks for more natural and discreet swimming.
Use a medium-power spinning or casting rod for optimal control, paired with discreet fluorocarbon line to enhance rig stealth. Do not hesitate to particularly explore around submerged obstacles such as dead trees, rocks, or steep drop-offs, as these are prime zones for attracting predators to the additional depth offered by this exceptional lure.
Expert Review of the Vision +1
"Tested from its release, the Vision +1 amazed me with its ease of use and effectiveness on very cautious fish. Having been loyal to the Vision 110 for years, this new version provides a significant advantage, especially on heavily fished courses where fish are more wary. Its ability to quickly reach an additional depth while maintaining extremely natural swimming makes all the difference. In my opinion, it is a must-have for any experienced angler looking to expand their strategies and increase their success rate."FAQ and Additional Information
What depth does the Vision +1 reach precisely? The Vision +1 dives approximately
1 meter deeper than the classic Vision 110, allowing it to generally operate effectively at an intermediate depth around 2 to 3 meters, depending on fishing conditions and the settings used by the angler.
Is the Vision +1 suitable for all types of predators? Absolutely. Its consistent size, ultra-realistic behavior, and versatile swimming make it a formidable tool for most freshwater predators like pike, perch, zander, or even black bass. It is a pertinent choice in almost all fishing situations.
What is the best animation loss for this lure? The ideal technique relies on a smart combination of fairly rapid jerks followed by sharp pauses. These pauses often trigger most attacks because the lure performs a very attractive and convincing suspending stop for all predators.
With the Vision +1, dive deeper, faster, for fishing that hits right at the heart of the action.
Specifications
| Density | 4072 |
| Hooks | 4105 |
| Size (mm) | 110 |
| Soundness | 1 |
| Weight (gr) | 14 |
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