Sinking Lure Illex Tricorollvib 50 - 5Cm

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16672

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Chartreuse Back Yamame

No. 14

6.2

Sinking

~~£18.57~~

16673

~~£18.57~~

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Pink Pearl Yamame

No. 14

6.2

Sinking

~~£18.57~~

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The TRICOROLL VIB revolutionizes salmonid fishing in medium and large waters (medium and large rivers, reservoir or mountain lakes, major rivers, estuaries...). Its characteristics, combining significant density with excellent hydrodynamics, allow the TRICOROLL VIB both to be cast long distances and to cut through the water quickly to reach the bottom; two capabilities essential on wide and deep biotopes, guaranteeing perfect line control for ¾ upstream fishing and allowing the bottom to be dragged when necessary. Moreover, like any lipless crankbait, the TRICOROLL VIB excels on so‑called pulling retrieves and on deep, fast fishing when it comes to effectively prospecting large volumes of water (to locate fish in lakes and to flush out large trout in the deep pools of rivers). Effective on a simple linear retrieve, the TRICOROLL VIB wonderfully tolerates animations such as Twitching, Jerking and Squimming. Available in two sizes, the TRICOROLL VIB is a lure with an innovative design (external weight « eco-friendly » in Bismuth-Tin) that upends the codes of trout lure fishing. A new weapon of choice with formidable versatility for targeting brown trout, rainbow trout, cristivomer, sea trout and other salmonids of the European hydrographic network. Finally, as with many trout lures, its qualities make it an essential ally for asp fishing, whatever the type of habitat. Fish from the Meuse, the Moselle or the Rhine feeding on gobies on the bottom, or also in the Loire when at the end of the season asps come to feed on small prey on the substrate.