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Shimano Cardiff
●Color: 015 Green Pellet
●Size: 35D-F
●Length: 35mm
●Weight: 2.7g
●Type: Floating
●Hook: #8 x 2
●Fishing Method, Field: Freshwater Lure
●Target Fish: Trout | A new color has been added to this high performer that gets results with a dead slow retrieve when fish are inactive. Try reeling it in as slowly as you can. Try reeling it in so slowly that the reel almost stops. Can you stop the lure from swimming? You can't, right? That's how much this joint moves even with the slightest change in current, continuing to entice fish seductively like a fly. If you can reel it in slowly enough to stop the lure from swimming, that speed is the dead slow speed at which this crankbait can demonstrate its maximum potential. Just try reeling it in slowly, slowly, slowly. Then your rod should be suddenly pulled down to the water's surface. [CARDIFF] TKM-16-01-03 SRS-244969363105073 BC-060010 Cardiff TR-135M
●Color: 015 Green Pellet
●Size: 35D-F
●Length: 35mm
●Weight: 2.7g
●Type: Floating
●Hook: #8 x 2
●Fishing Method, Field: Freshwater Lure
●Target Fish: Trout | A new color has been added to this high performer that gets results with a dead slow retrieve when fish are inactive. Try reeling it in as slowly as you can. Try reeling it in so slowly that the reel almost stops. Can you stop the lure from swimming? You can't, right? That's how much this joint moves even with the slightest change in current, continuing to entice fish seductively like a fly. If you can reel it in slowly enough to stop the lure from swimming, that speed is the dead slow speed at which this crankbait can demonstrate its maximum potential. Just try reeling it in slowly, slowly, slowly. Then your rod should be suddenly pulled down to the water's surface. [CARDIFF] TKM-16-01-03 SRS-244969363105073 BC-060010 Cardiff TR-135M
