CABEZA JIG STORM ULTRA EEL 20G S/3

THE DAIWA JIG HEAD HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO OFFER A PERFECT COMBO WITH THE DAIWA SHAD SOFT LURE. THE FLAT BOTTOM STOPS THE DESCENT OF THE SHAD AND ACCENTUATES ITS ROLLING IN CASTING-RECOVERY FISHERIES. THE CURVED DESIGN MAKES IT COMPATIBLE WITH MOST FROM SHADS OF THE TRADE. COLORED GUNSMOKE HOOKS OFFER GREAT DISCRETION AND EXIST EXCEPTIONAL SHARPNESS. EXCELLENT CORROSION RESISTANCE. WEIGHT ENGRAVED ON...

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Designed to perfectly fit 360GT Coastal Biscay bodies, the jig head creates the ultimate natural presentation. VMC Hooks...

Fish the Magic Minnow weedless jig from shore or from a boat, fast, slow, with a steady or erratic retrieve. With its weedless design and great action, it works great at all speeds. The new slimmer profile provides an improved, tighter action. The Magic Minnow’s super-soft body gives the lure a natural, lifelike swimming action with plenty of vibration. The unique rigging system is quick and easy, allowing body changes in seconds. The Magic Minnow is the perfect lure for bass and other saltwater species. 9g for 8cm body 34g for 12cm body Lead head with an ultra-realistic minnow design Active 3D eyes Ultra-sharp wide gape and unique custom-made hook Quick-attach system: easy, fast and secure

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Tenya fishing remains a complex and more technical sport than many realize. It was interesting to create a new tenya lure that would meet the demands of experienced anglers while also making this type of fishing more accessible and enjoyable. That's why the new "RAGTENYA" was created. The creation of this tenya represents a true game-changer in this type of fishing; the innovations in this model make it truly unique. It had to be technically sound for experienced anglers, yet versatile enough for all other anglers seeking beautiful fish and new experiences. This tenya has many advantages: - The clog-like shape of the tenya provides excellent stability whether used in a free descent (i.e., opening the reel and letting it drop) or a controlled descent (letting the line slide...