Vobler Duo Realis Pencil 65, Midnight Gill, 6.5cm, 5.5g

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DUO52673

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Duo Realis Pencil 65 Lure, Midnight Gill, 6.5cm, 5.5g

The DUO Realis Pencil is a surface lure falling into the "walking the dog" category. This means the lure is animated through short, sharp rod movements, creating a characteristic side-to-side wobble that convincingly mimics a wounded fish struggling on the surface. It's the perfect choice when fishing in shallow, vegetation-rich waters, such as the backwaters of the Danube Delta or any other pond with shallow zones.

The front part of the lure is designed with a spherical shape, which disperses water in front during retrieval and simultaneously contributes to the classic "walking the dog" motion, making it extremely easy to handle for any angler. At the rear, the lure is equipped with a special metal ball that, when struck by internal beads, emits an irresistible sound for predators and also helps the angler during casting, even in strong wind conditions.

Features:

  • Lure type: wobble;
  • Wobble type: floating;
  • Length: 6.5cm;
  • Weight: 5.5g;
  • 2 treble hooks;
  • Color: Midnight Gill.

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