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Shad Reins Goby Goby, Red Frog, 10.5cm, 4pcs/pack

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Shad Reins Goby Goby, Red Frog, 10.5cm, 4pcs/blister

The Reins Goby Goby shad, as the name suggests, is a faithful replica of a goby. Its realistic goby body and subtle vibration thanks to the thin tail are the key features of this shad, capable of fooling even the most picky fish. Ideal for waters where gobies are abundant, for fishing zander, catfish, or pike.

Features:

  • Lure type: shad;
  • Model: Goby Goby;
  • Length: 10.5cm;
  • Color: Red Frog;
  • Packaging: 4pcs/blister.

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