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SENSOR Jigging 3 casting Weight up to 20g Fast action Carbone HM SIC Fuji K serie guide Fuji reel seat 1,90m - single strand 121gr Transport cover
SENSOR Jigging 4 casting Weight up to 38g Fast action Carbone HM SIC Fuji K serie guide Fuji reel seat 1,90m - single strand 126gr Transport cover
SENSOR Radical 4 spinning Weight up to 38g Action fast Carbone HM Anneaux SIC Fuji série K Porte moulinet Fuji à vis 1,90m - monobrin 124gr Housse de transport
Black nickel hook flattedChemical sharpeningNylon clear 60cmFor live bait like maggot, natural fly, small worm, larvea10 snelled hooks
Nickel hook flattedChemical sharpeningNylon clear 60cmFor live bait like maggot, natural fly, small worm, larvea10 snelled hooks
Blue hook flattedChemical sharpeningNylon clear 60cmFor live bait like maggot, small worm, larvea10 snelled hooks
90m spool (100yds) 150 Den The standard fly tying thread used by most fly tyers. It has a particularly rough surface. It has excellent strength for its size, is suitable for tying large bodies and is recommended on hook sizes #6 to #14.
90m spool (100yds) 150 Den The standard fly tying thread used by most fly tyers. It has a particularly rough surface. It has excellent strength for its size, is suitable for tying large bodies and is recommended on hook sizes #6 to #14.
90m spool (100yds) 150 Den The standard fly tying thread used by most fly tyers. It has a particularly rough surface. It has excellent strength for its size, is suitable for tying large bodies and is recommended on hook sizes #6 to #14.
90m spool (100yds) 6/0 - 100 Den The standard fly tying thread used by most fly tyers. It has a particularly rough surface. It has excellent strength for its size, is suitable for tying uniform bodies and is recommended on hook sizes #10 to #16.
90m spool (100yds) 6/0 - 100 Den The standard fly tying thread used by most fly tyers. It has a particularly rough surface. It has excellent strength for its size, is suitable for tying uniform bodies and is recommended on hook sizes #10 to #16.
