Korda Soft N Trap Coated Hooklink 15lb Weed

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Amazon COATED BRAID HOOK LINK: The Korda N-Trap Soft Weedy Green features a durable coated braid hook link material, ideal for creating effective and reliable rigs in various fishing scenarios SOFT AND SUPPLE: Designed to be soft and supple, this hook link material ensures natural presentation and enhanced bait movement, making it an excellent choice for fooling wary fish TOUGH COATING: Engineered with a tough coating that won't split, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in demanding fishing conditions, even in rough underwater terrains DYNEEMA INNER BRAID: Constructed with a Dyneema inner braid, this product offers exceptional strength and abrasion resistance, allowing you to tackle big fish with confidence 15LB TEST STRENGTH: With a 15lb test strength, this hook link is suitable for a variety of fishing situations, providing versatility and adaptability to meet your angling needs

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COATED BRAID HOOK LINK: The Korda N-Trap Soft Weedy Green features a durable coated braid hook link material, ideal for creating effective and reliable rigs in various fishing scenarios SOFT AND SUPPLE: Designed to be soft and supple, this hook link material ensures natural presentation and enhanced bait movement, making it an excellent choice for fooling wary fish TOUGH COATING: Engineered with a tough coating that won't split, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in demanding fishing conditions, even in rough underwater terrains DYNEEMA INNER BRAID: Constructed with a Dyneema inner braid, this product offers exceptional strength and abrasion resistance, allowing you to tackle big fish with confidence 15LB TEST STRENGTH: With a 15lb test strength, this hook link is suitable for a variety of fishing situations, providing versatility and adaptability to meet your angling needs


Product specifications

Brand Korda
EAN
  • 5060062114829
Color
  • Weed
Size
  • 15lbs / 6,8 kg

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