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LohiJurmu Oy on rautalampilainen vaappuvalmistaja, jonka tuotteet ovat huolellista käsityötä mihin yhdistyy kalamiehen kannalta tärkeimpinä huolellinen viimeistely, uusin teknologia, parhaat […]
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#046BD2
Science Blue
4, 107, 210
210, 96, 42
98, 49, 0, 18
#191970
Lucky Point
25, 25, 112
240, 64, 27
78, 78, 0, 56
#FFCB70
Goldenrod
255, 203, 112
38, 100, 72
0, 20, 56, 0
Lohijurmu Oy is a Finnish fishing-lure maker based in Rautalampi, combining careful handcraft, modern technology and quality materials to create practical lures for different fish species and fishing methods. The company draws on years of fishing experience in Finnish inland waters and rivers, as well as collaboration with passionate anglers, to develop and refine its products.
Its range includes Hotta, a compact, floating lure about 38 mm long and weighing approximately 1 gram. Designed to imitate a young roach, Hotta is suited to ultralight fishing for species including whitefish, perch, grayling, trout, Arctic char and rainbow trout, in lakes and streams. Jurmu lures are available in 68 mm and 78 mm versions. Their distinctive ridged sides and carefully designed weighting support reliable action in both flowing and still water. They are intended for salmon and other predatory fish, and can be used for casting, trolling and salmon rowing.
Customers can order through the company’s online store or directly by email or phone.
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What are Lohijurmu's brand colors?
The Lohijurmu color palette uses the hex codes #046BD2, #191970 and #FFCB70.
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