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This 64 g sinking lure is very easy to cast.
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This jerkbait is designed for fishing pike and black bass. 3 motions: “jerk”, “linear” for S-shaped swimming and “twitch” with quick crank half-turns interrupted by short pauses.
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This 64 g sinking lure is very easy to cast.
Depends on the movement.
Rattling lure to attract the attention of curious predator fish.
The colours allow for fishing whatever the conditions.
Description
We recommend using this plug bait with: - a 20/100 braid - a 70/100 fluorocarbon leader - No. 3 snap - size 4000 reel spinning or 6.5:1 casting ratio - a rod with M or XH casting weight
Size: 12 cm Weight: 64 g Swimming depth: NS Density: Sinking Rattling: Yes Hooks: BKK 6062 no. 1 BN Type of balance: steel Body: ABS Full frame
You can move this lure in three ways: - By casting/reeling in the lure to create an S-shape swimming motion - By using “jerks”: relatively sharp tip movements to mimic a fleeing fish - By using "twitches" with the reel: use quick half-turns of the crank with short pauses.
Description
We recommend using this plug bait with: - a 20/100 braid - a 70/100 fluorocarbon leader - No. 3 snap - size 4000 reel spinning or 6.5:1 casting ratio - a rod with M or XH casting weight
Size: 12 cm Weight: 64 g Swimming depth: NS Density: Sinking Rattling: Yes Hooks: BKK 6062 no. 1 BN Type of balance: steel Body: ABS Full frame
You can move this lure in three ways: - By casting/reeling in the lure to create an S-shape swimming motion - By using “jerks”: relatively sharp tip movements to mimic a fleeing fish - By using "twitches" with the reel: use quick half-turns of the crank with short pauses.
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