Golden Catch Queen Rebel 18g

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Golden Catch Queen Rebel glosses for salmon and sea bream.

Product Details

Brand Golden Catch

Reference 795437192

Data sheet

Lure weight: 18 years old
Lenght: 62 mm.

Specific References

Description

Golden Catch Queen Rebel 18g - high quality crankbaits for salmon and bream fishing

Designed with an aerodynamic shape and bright colours, these gates attract the attention of fish and encourage them to attack, ensuring successful fishing in rivers, lakes and seas.

Key features:

High-quality construction - made of durable, corrosion-resistant materials, making it ideal for use in flowing water and ensuring durability.
Balanced design - ensures accurate and long-distance casts, making it easy to fish larger areas of the water and a variety of depths.
Bright colours and glossy coating - these gates are highly visible in a wide range of lighting conditions, especially in low light, and effectively attract fish attention.
Efficient swimming - the special shape gives a natural and unpredictable movement in the water, simulating a wounded fish and attracting predatory fish.
treble hook - provides a reliable hooking action for the fish and reduces the chance of unhooking.

Technical data:

Weight: 18 g
Length: 62 mm
Hook: Triangular BKK

Suitable for.

These gates are ideal for fishing in both current and still water, and work well in a wide range of depths. They are particularly effective for salmon, sea bream, pike, perch and sturgeon, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced anglers.

How to use?

It is recommended to use a medium to slow retrieve with light pauses, allowing the gate to fall down naturally and mimicking the movements of a wounded fish. It is also possible to experiment with different retrieval methods to adapt the lure to specific fishing conditions.