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This innovative system was designed to allow the use of a hidden, articulated hook. It increases the lure's lifespan thanks to better support between the head and body. It also makes rigging the lure easier. The jig head combined with the Black Minnow body and its articulated hidden hook system (Ph2S®) offers a 100% weedless combination. Combo BM shore 70 7cm 3g. With this shore jig head, specially designed for casting and retrieving, the Black Minnow soft lure, thus equipped, is the best compromise for fishing from the shore or from a boat. This set is used for casting and retrieving at slow speeds just above the bottom. Consists of one rigged lure (3g shore jig head + hook + 70mm body) + one spare body. Uses:
shore fishing
,trolling
,casting and retrieving
,casting with a rod tip
. Vary the retrieve speed and pause. Conditions of use: 0.2 to 4 m depth, margins, calm/weed areas, weather Calm. The Black Minnow is an innovation from the FIIISH company. Born from the minds of passionate Breton anglers, the Black Minnow is the result of meticulous experimentation focused on ease of use and lure effectiveness. The Black Minnow is the first in a series of lures using the patented PH2S (Plugging Hidden Hook System) mounting system. This mounting system, thanks to the shape of its clip, allows for better lure articulation due to the off-center and low position of its attachment point, as well as better retention of the soft body against the jig head. The "S" shape of the clip facilitates hook changes. When rigged Texas-style, the hook sits flush with the top of the body, preventing snagging on weeds and only protruding when a fish strikes. This results in significantly fewer lost lures. The lure maintains a very supple and realistic swimming action; Its design, with a triangular front view and downward-facing eyes, allows for large, sudden sideways movements with an animation that simulates acceleration. Its transparent tail and great flexibility contribute to a delicate swimming action while maintaining the characteristic vibration of the Shad style.
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