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MEGABASS Dark sleeper 3.8inch 28gr Rotengle
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The Dark Sleeper perfectly imitates the shape and swimming action of bottom fish such as gobies, sculpins and ruffe. Originally leaded at the head, the dark sleeper is also armed with a stinging, strong iron hook camouflaged between the 2 parts of the lure's dorsal fin. This plastic protrusion camouflages the hook from predators' view, but also acts as an anti-snagging device and greatly reduces the risk of snagging. We advise you to give it a linear animation punctuated by pauses near the bottom.
Our opinion:
Color 2022 of the now famous Dark Sleeper, MEGABASS meets the demands of European anglers via specific colors for our fisheries.
A 4*4 lure, which goes everywhere and hooks very little thanks to its hook hidden in the lure's dorsal fin.
A MUST, both for sea fishing (bass obviously), particularly from the edge in rocks, and for freshwater practice.
Limiting the Dark Sleeper to goby-filled areas would be a big mistake, as experience has shown us that it also works very well in open water, particularly linear retrieved on pike.
€14.90
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The Dark Sleeper perfectly imitates the shape and swimming action of bottom fish such as gobies, sculpins and ruffe. Originally leaded at the head, the dark sleeper is also armed with a stinging, strong iron hook camouflaged between the 2 parts of the lure's dorsal fin. This plastic protrusion camouflages the hook from predators' view, but also acts as an anti-snagging device and greatly reduces the risk of snagging. We advise you to give it a linear animation punctuated by pauses near the bottom.
Our opinion:
Color 2022 of the now famous Dark Sleeper, MEGABASS meets the demands of European anglers via specific colors for our fisheries.
A 4*4 lure, which goes everywhere and hooks very little thanks to its hook hidden in the lure's dorsal fin.
A MUST, both for sea fishing (bass obviously), particularly from the edge in rocks, and for freshwater practice.
Limiting the Dark Sleeper to goby-filled areas would be a big mistake, as experience has shown us that it also works very well in open water, particularly linear retrieved on pike.
