Anti-tangle leader for feeder/cage Trabucco Airtek Feeder Trace Mono, 3 pcs/pack

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Anti-Tangle Line for Feeder/Method Rig Trabucco Airtek Feeder Trace Mono, 3pcs/pack

The Trabucco Airtek Feeder Trace Mono has been specially designed for attaching the feeder or method rig to the main line. Its key feature is the rigid segment made of braided monofilament that serves an anti-tangle purpose, equipped at one end with a swivel with a bead for sliding on the line, and at the other end with a clip for attaching the feeder. This line allows for secure casts without the risk of tangling the line.

Features:

  • Line for feeder;
  • Material: monofilament;
  • Swivel for sliding;
  • Attachment clip;
  • Anti-tangle effect;
  • Packaging: 3pcs/pack

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