D.A.M. Quick Impressa 4S 1000FD (72991)
Lures & Spinners41208
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Savage Gear 4D Line Thru Trout The 4th dimension is created with our detailed Photo Chrome skin print and strike provoking scent! The details are incredible and so lifelike it will be even harder f more→or the predator fish to resist a full committed attack! Each lure color design has been tested and tuned to perfect on and the added scent level will give you the extra edge, when conditions are though! The 4D Line Thru trout, is designed with a larger Line thru channel, so it is possible to change the trace easy. It comes pre-rigged with the Carbon49 wire trace, mounted with the Line modifier clip. The 4D trout have enhanced details perfect, realistic S-curve swimming action combined with the with …
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Trilene Big Game formula in leader material. Ranges from 30 lb. all the way up to 400 lb. for monster offshore fish.Features:- EXTREME FIGHTING POWER IN A RELIABLE MONO LEADER MATERIAL- Extreme Shock more→Strength- Excellent Abrasion Resistance- High Knot Strength
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Fluoro Carbon is much less visible underwater than regular monofilament and virtually invisible to fish. 100% Soft Fluoro Carbon is UV resistant, chemical resistant, non-absorbent and the super soft f more→ormula gives the perfect presentation and action in the water of your bait or lure!
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Idealo.co.uk
Delivery: in United Kingdom
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Max. Weight-Bearing Capacity 8.2 kg / Length 150 m
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Berkley x9 Braid is a conventional braid using 100% PE fibers. 8 stranded braids are popular and Berkley x9 takes it to another level by adding an additional strand making x9, reliable, and built to b more→e smooth and cast effortlessly and far.- Designed for optimal strength and casting distance.- Smooth for long and quiet casts.
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Compatibility with specific Reels models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
Compatibility with specific Reels models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
