The Finnex 100 mm is a fish-shaped ice balancer with a transparent tail fin and an additional treble hook included for targeting larger predatory fish.
Finnex Ice Balancer 100 mm The Finnex 100 mm is a large-profile ice balancer designed for targeting predatory fish during winter. Its fish-shaped body, balanced construction and transparent tail fin help create prey-like movement in the water. An additional treble hook is included and can be attached to the lower eye of the lure. Suitable for winter ice fishing; targeting pike, zander and large perch; attracting predators feeding on larger prey; fishing in deeper water; an active presentation with a wider swimming action; use in changing light and water conditions. Why choose the Finnex 100 mm? Large 100 mm profile for predatory fish Elongated body shaped like a natural baitfish Balanced construction Transparent tail fin guides the lure’s movement Two fixed single hooks Additional treble hook included Available in different colour options Suitable for anglers looking for a larger winter lure Technical specifications Feature Value Brand Finnex Product type Ice balancer Length 100 mm Intended use Winter ice fishing Recommended target fish Pike, zander and large perch Construction Balanced fish-shaped body Main hooks Two fixed single hooks Included Additional treble hook Tail Transparent tail fin Colour Available in different colours Quantity 1 ice balancer Frequently asked questions What fish is the Finnex 100 mm suitable for? Its large 100 mm profile makes it primarily suitable for targeting pike, zander and large perch during winter. When should I choose a 100 mm ice balancer? This size is suitable when targeting larger predatory fish or imitating a larger baitfish. Is a treble hook included? Yes, an additional treble hook is included and can be attached to the lower eye of the ice balancer. How should I select the right colour? In clear water and good visibility, begin with a natural baitfish pattern. In low light, deeper water or darker conditions, try a more contrasting option. Recommended accessories Complete the Finnex 100 mm setup with: a stronger ice-fishing rod and suitable reel; an ice-fishing line matched to the lure size; a leader suitable for predatory fish; a strong lure clip and swivel; a tackle box designed for larger winter lures; an ice skimmer and other ice-fishing accessories. When is the Finnex 100 mm the right choice? The Finnex 100 mm is suitable when targeting larger predatory fish with a clearly visible lure. Its large fish-shaped body imitates bigger prey and works well when pike, zander or large perch are feeding actively. The larger profile helps focus the presentation on predators looking for a more substantial meal. If the fish are cautious, the water is very shallow or the main prey in the area is small, a 40 or 60 mm Finnex ice balancer may be a better option. A smaller model provides a subtler presentation and can be paired with lighter tackle. Our recommendation The Finnex 100 mm is intended for anglers looking for a highly visible winter lure for larger predatory fish. Its elongated fish-shaped body and transparent tail fin help create the sideways swimming action associated with an ice balancer. The included additional treble hook attaches to the lower eye of the lure and improves the chance of a secure hook-up. When selecting a colour, consider water clarity, depth and available light. Begin with a natural shade in clear water and try a more contrasting option when visibility is limited. If a predator follows the lure without striking, reduce the speed of the presentation and use longer pauses. Pair this large 100 mm ice balancer with a sufficiently strong ice-fishing rod, a suitably sized line and a leader intended for predatory fish. Before fishing, always check the sharpness of the hooks, the security of all connections and the condition of the tail fin. A large-profile lure for large predators The Finnex 100 mm is suitable for targeting larger pike, zander or perch during winter. Select a colour that matches the conditions, attach the included treble hook and adjust the presentation according to the activity of the predatory fish.
Finnex Ice Balancer 100 mm The Finnex 100 mm is a large-profile ice balancer designed for targeting predatory fish during winter. Its fish-shaped body, balanced construction and transparent tail fin help create prey-like movement in the water. An additional treble hook is included and can be attached to the lower eye of the lure. Suitable for winter ice fishing; targeting pike, zander and large perch; attracting predators feeding on larger prey; fishing in deeper water; an active presentation with a wider swimming action; use in changing light and water conditions. Why choose the Finnex 100 mm? Large 100 mm profile for predatory fish Elongated body shaped like a natural baitfish Balanced construction Transparent tail fin guides the lure’s movement Two fixed single hooks Additional treble hook included Available in different colour options Suitable for anglers looking for a larger winter lure Technical specifications Feature Value Brand Finnex Product type Ice balancer Length 100 mm Intended use Winter ice fishing Recommended target fish Pike, zander and large perch Construction Balanced fish-shaped body Main hooks Two fixed single hooks Included Additional treble hook Tail Transparent tail fin Colour Available in different colours Quantity 1 ice balancer Frequently asked questions What fish is the Finnex 100 mm suitable for? Its large 100 mm profile makes it primarily suitable for targeting pike, zander and large perch during winter. When should I choose a 100 mm ice balancer? This size is suitable when targeting larger predatory fish or imitating a larger baitfish. Is a treble hook included? Yes, an additional treble hook is included and can be attached to the lower eye of the ice balancer. How should I select the right colour? In clear water and good visibility, begin with a natural baitfish pattern. In low light, deeper water or darker conditions, try a more contrasting option. Recommended accessories Complete the Finnex 100 mm setup with: a stronger ice-fishing rod and suitable reel; an ice-fishing line matched to the lure size; a leader suitable for predatory fish; a strong lure clip and swivel; a tackle box designed for larger winter lures; an ice skimmer and other ice-fishing accessories. When is the Finnex 100 mm the right choice? The Finnex 100 mm is suitable when targeting larger predatory fish with a clearly visible lure. Its large fish-shaped body imitates bigger prey and works well when pike, zander or large perch are feeding actively. The larger profile helps focus the presentation on predators looking for a more substantial meal. If the fish are cautious, the water is very shallow or the main prey in the area is small, a 40 or 60 mm Finnex ice balancer may be a better option. A smaller model provides a subtler presentation and can be paired with lighter tackle. Our recommendation The Finnex 100 mm is intended for anglers looking for a highly visible winter lure for larger predatory fish. Its elongated fish-shaped body and transparent tail fin help create the sideways swimming action associated with an ice balancer. The included additional treble hook attaches to the lower eye of the lure and improves the chance of a secure hook-up. When selecting a colour, consider water clarity, depth and available light. Begin with a natural shade in clear water and try a more contrasting option when visibility is limited. If a predator follows the lure without striking, reduce the speed of the presentation and use longer pauses. Pair this large 100 mm ice balancer with a sufficiently strong ice-fishing rod, a suitably sized line and a leader intended for predatory fish. Before fishing, always check the sharpness of the hooks, the security of all connections and the condition of the tail fin. A large-profile lure for large predators The Finnex 100 mm is suitable for targeting larger pike, zander or perch during winter. Select a colour that matches the conditions, attach the included treble hook and adjust the presentation according to the activity of the predatory fish.
