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Reference: 4589924907245
Brand: Little Jack
The FORMA HEADS is a sinking stickbait that responds to the slightest request from the angler. Its compact and streamlined body allows long distance casts.
Reference: 4589924904824
Brand: Little Jack
The METAL ADDICT 02 is a beautifully crafted metal lure. It has a triple at the back and an assit hook at the front. It is a lure which is mainly used in casting jig.
Reference: 4589924907269
Brand: Little Jack
THE METAL ADDICT 04 is a very realistic and compact jig that will inevitably attract predators.
There are 32 products.
Reference: LT337
Brand: SkyGrey
SKY GRAY a Japanese brand that manufactures top-of-the-range wooden lures for fishing GT, Tuna and large Yellowtail Amberjack.
Reference: LT751
Brand: SkyGrey
The SKYGREY KOINOBORI POPPER 180 has been specifically produced for fishing Bluefin Tuna and Yellowfin Tuna.
Reference: LT752
Brand: SkyGrey
The SKYGREY KOINOBORI POPPER 230 has been developed for the fishing of GiantTrevally and the fishing of very Big Bluefin Tuna.
Reference: LT753
Brand: SkyGrey
The SKYGREY KOINOBORI POPPER 200 has been specifically produced for fishing Bluefin Tuna and Yellowfin Tuna.
Reference: LT772
Brand: STUDIO OCEAN MARK
The new spools for SALTIGA 2020 and CERTATE 2021 were designed and developed by Mr. Hiromu Sano who focused on casting distance.
Reference: LT773
Brand: STUDIO OCEAN MARK
The new spools for SALTIGA 2020 and CERTATE 2021 were designed and developed by Mr. Hiromu Sano who focused on casting distance.
Reference: LT774
Brand: STUDIO OCEAN MARK
The new spools for SALTIGA 2020 and CERTATE 2021 were designed and developed by Mr. Hiromu Sano who focused on casting distance.
Reference: LT775
Brand: STUDIO OCEAN MARK
The new spools for SALTIGA 2020 and CERTATE 2021 were designed and developed by Mr. Hiromu Sano who focused on casting distance.
Reference: LT776
Brand: STUDIO OCEAN MARK
The new spools for SALTIGA 2020 and CERTATE 2021 were designed and developed by Mr. Hiromu Sano who focused on casting distance.
