Wobbler Lucky John Pro Series Haira Tiny SR, 403, 3.3cm, 3.5g

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HAT33SR-403
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Lucky John Pro Series Haira Tiny SR Lure, 403, 3.3cm, 3.5g

The Lucky John Pro Series Haira Tiny SR is a floating crankbait designed for predator fishing in shallow water. Its compact body and rounded profile produce an active action with pronounced vibrations, making it suitable for fishing in rivers, streams and lakes.

Equipped with a Shallow Runner lip, the Haira Tiny SR runs to depths of up to approximately 0.5m. The internal weight transfer system aids in accurate casting, and the OSS (Outside Stabilizer System), based on a front-mounted tungsten ball, provides stability and consistent vibrations during retrieval. The model is fitted with two corrosion-resistant hooks and is recommended for trout, chub, perch and asp.

Features:

  • Type: Floating lure;
  • Model: Crankbait / Shallow Runner;
  • Length: 3.3cm;
  • Color: 403;
  • Weight: 3.5g;
  • Running depth: up to 0.5m;
  • Weight transfer system;
  • OSS (Outside Stabilizer System) technology;
  • Equipped with 2 hooks;
  • Recommended for trout, chub, perch and asp.

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