A fusion between a Metal-jig and a VIBE!
This combination allows you to reach casting distances never seen before.
BKK LITTLE JACK MORE KEEN-01 30GR
A fusion between a Metal-jig and a VIBE!
This combination allows you to reach casting distances never seen before.
The bait hook ring has been designed to allow the centre of gravity to be
of the bait forward and allow the artificial to work perfectly both
in falls and on very fast recoveries.
Perfect bait for fishing on feeding grounds of Little Tunny and Little Tunny, to search for
Sea bass and to tackle the cliffs by shore-jigging.
It has also proven to be deadly in freshwater fishing, managing to
to move large asps, valley trout and fishing for perch and pike in the large basins of Northern Italy.
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Rod holder with fixing on the rails or pulpits.
Battery box already wired with cables
you can insert batteries up to 100 amps
handcrafted terminals tied by hand for surface trolling
Tool developed to deal with large predators such as Amberjacks, Lecce Amia, Alletterati, medium-sized Tunas and tropical fish.
The JUGULO FS casting jig It differs from the classic Jugulo in the arrangement of the weight, which in the FS version is off-centre in the rear part of the bait.
Artificial Rapala Raglou Hybrid Ragot 180 mm 101gr,
The new Raglou series introduces a hybrid lure with a bullet head and the classic Raglou body.
It comes in packs of two,
equipped with robust VMC 9255 TI hooks.
The Stick Bait 120 Baitfish is a unique subwalk sinking.
The Jig head with a hydrodynamic profile determines an optimal balance of the bait.
The long and thin durable ABS body has the most incredible lateral action
on contraction and a subtle S-curve action on direct recovery.
Savage Gear Barra Jerk, saltwater slim minnow.
While large barracudas are among the most ferocious predators,
Small barracudas are a delicacy.
UV-KILLER with the best components to ensure maximum performance
Flat side for perfect water grip, swim with a seductive shimmer.
