Megabass Vibrating blade Megabass Onimaru 12g

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€17.96

Onimaru vibrating blade from Megabass, weighs 12g, is 6.2cm long and comes in 4 different colours.

Combinations

Reference

Weight

Length

Colours

Price

Quantity

Reference : ONIMARU 12 G BLUP IW

Weight : 12g
Length : 6.2cm
Colours : G Blupin Iwashi

ONIMARU 12 G BLUP IW

12g

6.2cm

G Blupin Iwashi

€17.96

Quantity

Reference : ONIMARU 12 G INAKKO

Weight : 12g
Length : 6.2cm
Colours : G Inakko

ONIMARU 12 G INAKKO

12g

6.2cm

G Inakko

€15.95

Quantity

Reference : ONIMARU 12 G IWASHI

Weight : 12g
Length : 6.2cm
Colours : G Iwashi

ONIMARU 12 G IWASHI

12g

6.2cm

G Iwashi

€17.96

Quantity

Reference : ONIMARU 12 G KATAKUC

Weight : 12g
Length : 6.2cm
Colours : G Katakuchi

ONIMARU 12 G KATAKUC

12g

6.2cm

G Katakuchi

€17.96

Quantity

Reference : ONIMARU 12 ARMY

Weight : 12g
Length : 6.2cm
Colours : Army

ONIMARU 12 ARMY

12g

6.2cm

Army

€17.96

Quantity

Description

The Onimaru vibrating blade designed by Megabass is making its arrival for the greatest pleasure of French sea fishermen. It will be ultra effective for hunting mackerel, bass and bonito. The Japanese brand has dedicated an entire team of experts to analyze the behavior of marine predators, nothing has been left to chance for maximum efficiency.

Its horizontal swimming posture will realistically mimic the escape of a small prey, the blade will then emit powerful vibrations at a high pitch, at any retrieval speed. The lateral lines of the body serve to attract predators thanks to their curves and the color that will emit flashes. Finally, the armament composed of a treble hook mounted just below the belly of the blade with a rolling swivel that ensures to limit breaks by not allowing the fish to lean on it, you will also enjoy an additional treble on the rear part.

Megabass has also worked on the general shape of the lure to avoid as much as possible tangles between the lure, the hooks and your line. Available in four different colors, you can track marine species in the Atlantic, the English Channel, the Mediterranean and the North Sea.