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The soft bait Smile Worm Mammy from the brand Noike, with a rounded profile that develops strong vibrations at slow movements, perfect for sizable black bass.
| Combinations | Reference | Length | Colours | Packaging | Price | Shipping | Quantity |
Reference : SMILEWMMAM-01
Length :
13.5cm
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SMILEWMMAM-01 |
13.5cm |
1 |
Par 12 |
€13.00 |
Shipping
24-48 h |
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Reference : SMILEWMMAM-103
Length :
13.5cm
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SMILEWMMAM-103 |
13.5cm |
103 |
Par 12 |
€13.00 |
Shipping
24-48 h |
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Reference : SMILEWMMAM-105
Length :
13.5cm
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SMILEWMMAM-105 |
13.5cm |
105 |
Par 12 |
€13.00 |
Shipping
24-48 h |
The Noike Smile Worm Mammy is designed for fishing trips where you need to make a difference with a more visible soft, finesse worm, without losing the subtlety that triggers attacks from wary fish.
With its length of 13.5 cm, this version brings more volume in the water while maintaining a very natural elongated presentation. On finesse rigs, the lure remains in a simple and effective mechanic: a stretched silhouette, reinforced visual presence, and an action suited to technical approaches. This is exactly the kind of flexibility we appreciate when we want to stay subtle, but offer something more marked to the fish.
This soft lure fully expresses itself on Wacky, Neko Rig, Texas or Carolina Rig setups. Each setup allows to take advantage of its elongated presentation with a different approach, depending on the state of the fish and the fishing area. The long format gives a real benefit in prospecting: it attracts attention while keeping the finesse spirit sought on this type of lure.
The presence of the Noike Smile Worm in six colors offers enough to adapt selection according to conditions and the mood of the moment. A long worm like this makes sense when you need to charge the visual proposal a little more without going overboard. In the field, it is intended for precise fishing where a clean, regular and credible animation is sought, with a lure that remains elegant in the water.
It is particularly interesting for targeting the black-bass, the pike perch and the perch, three predators who feed on earthworms. In phases of inactivity, when it is necessary to insist properly and present a long worm with discretion, this model naturally finds its place.