Jig heads with collar, build on a base of proven Kamatsu forged hooks. Durable, resilient, perfectly profiled shape of the hook and laser sharpened tip combined with a properly deployed...
Round – popular round hooks with an extended shank. Ideal for fishing with maggots and earthworms. They are used for the lure setting in the side strap method. It is very easily removed...
Okayu – a series of hooks with micro barb. The model is recommended for methods starting from float through the pole fishing up to the match and classic float. The smallest hooks are...
Iseama – very strong hooks with a wide gape. Can be used for fishing with natural baits but also with corn, dough, pearl barley and potatoes. The eyelet version is excellent for the...
Scud – The imitation of grammarus is one of the most effective artificial flies. Unfortunately, the hook is exposed to frequent contact with the bottom of the river especially during...
Iseama – very strong hooks with a wide gape. Can be used for fishing with natural baits but also with corn, dough, pearl barley and potatoes. The eyelet version is excellent for the...
Chika – very popular hooks with semi-circular gape and micro barb. Ideal for fishing with bloodworms, maggots and bait combos. Widely used in sport fishing...
Iseama – very strong hooks with a wide gape. Can be used for fishing with natural baits but also with corn, dough, pearl barley and potatoes. The eyelet version is excellent for the...
Streamer – Extended and triple reinforced hooks will prove themselves not only during trout fishing. Due to the low price and unprecedented durability, the largest of hooks may become...
Oldalainkon a partnereink által szolgáltatott információk és árak tájékoztató jellegűek, melyek esetlegesen tartalmazhatnak téves információkat. A képek csak tájékoztató jellegűek és tartalmazhatnak tartozékokat, amelyek nem szerepelnek az alapcsomagban. A termékinformációk (kép, leírás vagy ár) előzetes értesítés nélkül megváltozhatnak. Az esetleges hibákért, elírásokért az Árukereső nem felel.
