DUO Realis Spin 35 7G SW – saltwater tail spinner for perch and asp 35 mm 7 g

DUO Realis Spin 35 7G SW is a Japanese-made sinking tail spinner. The SW designation identifies a saltwater version, yet the 35 mm / 7 g model is equally useful in freshwater. Its compact profile imitates small forage fish, while the extra weight compared with the 5 g model improves casting and coverage of open water.
Key features. A classically shaped metal blade mounted at the tail rotates smoothly during the retrieve, producing flash and vibration that predators detect through their lateral line. At the same time, the compact body displays a subtle side-to-side roll, creating a lively yet controlled presentation. Balanced drag keeps the lure easy to feel and helps maintain a linear swimming path.
Action and application. Realis Spin 35 7G SW works with slow, medium or faster steady retrieves, can be counted down to a selected layer, or fished with lifts and pauses. As a sinking lure, it has no single fixed running depth: the working layer depends on sink time, retrieve speed and rod position. Two size #14 trebles help convert short, cautious strikes, including in cold water.
Why choose it:
• compact 35 mm body and 7 g weight combine a small profile with good casting performance;
• rotating tail blade creates flash and fish-attracting vibration;
• sinking design allows systematic coverage of different water layers;
• works with steady retrieves and jigging-style lifts and pauses;
• SW version suits saltwater and is effective for perch, chub and asp in freshwater.
Specifications. Model – Realis Spin 35 7G SW; length – 35 mm; weight – 7 g; type – tail spinner; buoyancy – sinking (S); running depth – variable, selected through sink time and retrieve speed; weight balance – fixed; blades – one tail blade; hooks – two size #14 trebles; recommended retrieves – steady retrieve, speed changes and lifts with pauses; target species – perch, chub and asp, also saltwater predators; made in – Japan; manufacturer – DUO.
Realis Spin range. The range includes 30 mm / 5 g, 35 mm / 7 g, 38 mm / 11 g SW and 40 mm / 14 g SW models. The 35 mm / 7 g version sits between the lightest 5 g and heavier 11–14 g models: it retains a small forage profile but casts farther and sinks faster than the 5 g version. It suits shallow to medium-depth water, while heavier models are preferred for deeper water or stronger current.