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A bestseller for winter fishing for char and rainbow trout. Flashes on contact with water and is used together with nylon leader for hook or mormyska

Product description

A bestseller for winter fishing for char and rainbow trout. Usually used together with nylon leader for hook or mormyska. The lure lures the fish in and then bites the hook, which is baited with maggots or shrimp. Also used in summer as a separate lure with a treble hook. Starts flashing on contact with water
  • BrandFIBE
  • Article numberArticle no.: BB-

FIBE CHAR FLASHER COPPER

€6.26€5.35
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A bestseller for winter fishing for char and rainbow trout. Usually used together with nylon leader for hook or mormyska. The lure lures the fish in and then bites the hook, which is baited with maggots or shrimp. Also used in summer as a separate lure with a treble hook. Starts flashing on contact with water
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  • BrandFIBE

Product description

A bestseller for winter fishing for char and rainbow trout. Usually used together with nylon leader for hook or mormyska. The lure lures the fish in and then bites the hook, which is baited with maggots or shrimp. Also used in summer as a separate lure with a treble hook. Starts flashing on contact with water
  • BrandFIBE
  • Article numberArticle no.: BB-

Description

Article no.: BB-

A bestseller for winter fishing for char and rainbow trout. Usually used together with nylon leader for hook or mormyska. The lure lures the fish in and then bites the hook, which is baited with maggots or shrimp. Also used in summer as a separate lure with a treble hook. Starts flashing on contact with water
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