Adrenalin Arctic Eel Soft Lures Balzer

139310

139310. Arctic Eel. Spiral-Jighead: All well-known shads have the problem that the rubber fish are difficult to change or don’t remain on the head well. The stainless steel spiral holds the shad steady as a rock. It can be screwed on and off in a moment without damaging the rubber. A small leadin duct shows where the spiral must go.

Magnet hook rest. Conventional rubber fish either have one large single hook or a stinger with a treble hook which is stuck into the back as when fishing for pikeperch. When a single hook is used frequently the fish lever themselves out and
the rubber is badly affected. When a treble hook with stinger is used the main problem is that in the event of a malocclusion one doesn’t know whether the treble hook is still stuck in, or dangling around and thus naturally causing a high missed bite rate. The Arctic shads have a magnet in the back. If a missed bite takes place and the hook breaks away from the magnet it automatically returns to the magnet - just great! When there is a bite the treble hook breaks away from the magnet and
the stinger hangs free from the shad. The teeth of the fish never come into contact with the rubber! A further advantage of the magnet: all 3 tips of the treble hook are free, prompting a better bite yield.