Very good hook jig, its wide opening makes it very efficient, in addition, its tip is slightly inwardly very pungent and ensures good penetration and effective leverage. Originally developed for the Japanese Amberjacks, it is light and strong carbon. Intended for those looking for larger specimens
This braid made of Dyneema does not deteriorate with ultraviolet as Aramid. Because perfectly round, you can use a needle to remove the central core and make your loop termination.
pocket with 3 meters
Ein Hilfshaken mit Federn, der für "leichtes" oder "halbschweres" exotisches Jigging gedacht ist.
Der Haken ist ein Kudako, der berühmte Haken von SHOUT, der speziell für das Spannen von Jigs in der Praxis des vertikalen Jiggens entwickelt wurde.
Zielfisch für diesen Haken: Amberjack, Königsmakrele, Makrele...
This model is fully phosphorescent Jaco is you can practice jigging in deep water to make your jig more attractive in dark areas.
The Shout Ringed Kudako is designed as a tail hook for poppers and stickbaits. A solid ring has been fitted to the eye of a strong Kudako hook making them ideal for rigging lures with a vertical eyelet on the tail end. The Ringed Kudako is considered to be the strongest tail hook available on the market today.
This arrangement for jig assist hook is equipped with famous hooks Kudako. Strong resistance of iron and good resistance to movement through her braid 4 strands. It is ideally suited to assist in single mounts looking for very large specimens. Connect directly to your line welded ring and connect the jig in independent below with a broken ring, in order to have the strongest mounting possible.
This lure is very effective in the bass fishing with an ultra fast recovery time marked pause.Il also perfectly appropriate for the little behind on many species of fish where there is real misery.
Extremely heavy lure whose size / weight ratio is more reminiscent of a spoon leaded to a swimmer fish. Use fast animation. Exceptional casting distance. A must for the distant hunting, perfect for skipjack and bonito in the Mediterranean.
