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Length: 150 mm Weight: 24 g Hooks: #1 Rings: #4 Buoyancy: Floating Typical Depth: 60-90 cm The Tackle House Node is perhaps the best flying lure in the entire family of hard jerkbaits. It's well-known for spinning in the Canary Islands, where it's recommended for its robustness. Not even an 8-kilo bluefish can pierce it, and it's also great for sea bass fishing in the Cantabrian Sea. If you fish in these kinds of environments and are looking for top-of-the-line lures, consider adding it to your basket; you'll get a lot of use out of it. These ingenious Japanese designers, who already revolutionized the market with the K-Ten weight transfer system, have done it again. According to what I've read, this artificial lure for saltwater fishing is a real rocket. While it...
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Length: 150 mm Weight: 24 g Hooks: #1 Rings: #4 Buoyancy: Floating Typical Depth: 60-90 cm The Tackle House Node is perhaps the best flying lure in the entire family of hard jerkbaits. It's well-known for spinning in the Canary Islands, where it's recommended for its robustness. Not even an 8-kilo bluefish can pierce it, and it's also great for sea bass fishing in the Cantabrian Sea. If you fish in these kinds of environments and are looking for top-of-the-line lures, consider adding it to your basket; you'll get a lot of use out of it. These ingenious Japanese designers, who already revolutionized the market with the K-Ten weight transfer system, have done it again. According to what I've read, this artificial lure for saltwater fishing is a real rocket. While it...
Length: 150 mm Weight: 24 g Hooks: #1 Rings: #4 Buoyancy: Floating Typical Depth: 60-90 cm The Tackle House Node is perhaps the best flying lure in the entire family of hard jerkbaits. It's well-known for spinning in the Canary Islands, where it's recommended for its robustness. Not even an 8-kilo bluefish can pierce it, and it's also great for sea bass fishing in the Cantabrian Sea. If you fish in these kinds of environments and are looking for top-of-the-line lures, consider adding it to your basket; you'll get a lot of use out of it. These ingenious Japanese designers, who already revolutionized the market with the K-Ten weight transfer system, have done it again. According to what I've read, this artificial lure for saltwater fishing is a real rocket. While it...