Megabass Hard bait Megabass Great Hunting 46 Humpback

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€26.30

New for 2022: Great Hunting 46 Humpback from Megabass, available in a length of 4.6cm and a weight of 4g.

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Combinations	Reference	Colours	Price	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB LZHM Colours : LZ HIGHLAND WAKASAGI	GREAT HUNT 46HB LZHM	LZ HIGHLAND WAKASAGI	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB TAIW Colours : TAKUMI IWANA	GREAT HUNT 46HB TAIW	TAKUMI IWANA	€26.30
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB TAKY Colours : Takumi Yamame	GREAT HUNT 46HB TAKY	Takumi Yamame	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB TASA Colours : Takumi Sake Tigyo	GREAT HUNT 46HB TASA	Takumi Sake Tigyo	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB TAKM Colours : Takumi Kawa Masu	GREAT HUNT 46HB TAKM	Takumi Kawa Masu	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB N VA Colours : Natural Vairon (SP-C)	GREAT HUNT 46HB N VA	Natural Vairon (SP-C)	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB N FA Colours : Natural Fario (SP-C)	GREAT HUNT 46HB N FA	Natural Fario (SP-C)	€26.30	Quantity
Reference : GREAT HUNT 46HB M YA Colours : Mat Yamame (SP-C)	GREAT HUNT 46HB M YA	Mat Yamame (SP-C)	€26.30	Quantity

Description

This little hard bait from Megabass is the smallest of the series. With a length of just 4.6 cm, it's clearly aimed at all small predator anglers, especially those looking for trout. You can count on the inimitable action of this small Great Hunting 46 Humpback minnow. Already available in two larger sizes, this little model is clearly designed for fishing small streams and rivers.

You'll be able to count on the lure's fairly flat sides, so it'll still hold its own against the current. The Japanese brand explains that its profile has been lengthened compared to the rest of the Great Hunting range in order to offer a more pronounced illusion of two changes in shape when the lure is rolling on retrieve.

Its centre of gravity has also been modified to place more weight on the rear of the lure. This has two advantages. The first is to achieve longer casting distances with greater precision, and the second is to be able to lower the lure into the water column during pauses.