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Jatsui Minnow Artificial Bait Fish (Minnow) 2.2g Bks
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Jatsui Minnow Artificial Bait Fish (Minnow) 2.2g Bks

The Bi-Z Minnow by Jatsui is an extremely effective artificial lure, specially designed for Light Rock Fishing from the shore as well as for light trolling from a boat. Despite its small size, it...

The Bi-Z Minnow by Jatsui is an extremely effective artificial lure, specially designed for Light Rock Fishing from the shore as well as for light trolling from a boat. Despite its small size, it offers impressive movement and performance, even in challenging conditions.

Features:

  • Cone shape: Enhances its natural movement during retrieval, creating an...
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The Bi-Z Minnow by Jatsui is an extremely effective artificial lure, specially designed for Light Rock Fishing from the shore as well as for light trolling from a boat. Despite its small size, it offers impressive movement and performance, even in challenging conditions.

Features:

  • Cone shape: Enhances its natural movement during retrieval, creating an intensely attractive wobbling motion in the water.
  • Movable weight system: Ensures very long casts, providing a significant advantage when fishing from the shore.
  • Floating buoyancy: Ideal for shallow waters, rocky coasts, and harbors, allowing safe and controlled presentation.
  • Type: Floating
  • Length: 5 cm
  • Weight: 2.2 g
  • Techniques: Light Rock

A small but powerful minnow suitable for every light tackle box.

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Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Minnow
Construction Material [Pharmaceutical]
Metal
Fluorescent
No
Colour
Bks

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

10,50 €
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