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5127R-5/0
€23.30
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5127R-6/0 (Unavailable)
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5127R-8/0
€23.30
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N°8/0
€23.30
5127R-9/0
€23.30
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N°9/0
€23.30
5127R-10/0
€23.30
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N°10/0
€23.30
5127R-4/0
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N°4/0
€23.30
5127R-7/0 (Unavailable)
€23.30
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N°7/0
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Saltwater Ringed hook Mutu OWNER.
Black chromium Hook, Extra reinforced ring, Tip Ringed.
What is the secret of these hooks? • A better release : Taken with the corner of the mouth (and not in the stomach or the throat), the fish can be released with very high probabilities of survival (catch and release)
• a better release: Whereas a traditional hook can be pricked in soft fabrics, the position on the level of the mouth ensures the much better cast and less snagging. Moreover its almost closed form makes that once it bites, the hook doesn't slip.
• The auto fish-striking: The tip turned to 90 ° and slide inside the mouth (tender fabrics) systematically come itself lip place level. with this toggling with the corner of the mouth, all of these line and fish are combined to the point, which makes it possible to drill one of the most powerful jaws. Let us specify that to lead to auto fish-striking , the drag will have to be regulated rather extremely. It is important to know that the auto fish-striking is practically pointless and not recommended.
LES CIRCLES Tom Gibson, a famous tarpon fisherman in the Seventies was the first to use this kind of hook with the Rod (they were then known as the only professional fishermen) the results were without call: The ratio of the captures was multiplied by three from the very first try! Beyond this tarpon, the notoriety of this kind of hook extended in the whole wide world in order to meet with success that we know as of today .
