Floating Lure - 9Cm Shimano Yasei Cover Crank F Sr - 9Cm

Name: FLOATING LURE - 9CM SHIMANO YASEI COVER CRANK F SR - 9CM
Brand: Shimano
SKU: 338493

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LUYASCCFSR07WKS

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Wakasagi

1-2

Floating

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LUYASCCFSR07PER

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Perch

1-2

Floating

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LUYASCCFSR07BGT

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Brown Gold Tiger

1-2

Floating

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LUYASCCFSR07FTI

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Fire Tiger

1-2

Floating

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LUYASCCFSR07RCR

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Red Crayfish

1-2

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The Yasei Cover Crank is a floating crankbait designed for all predators. Available in three swimming depths (Shallow, Medium and Deep) and in two sizes (50mm and 70mm), this fantastic lure is equipped with a rattle for increased attraction and is offered in the most effective colours to attract fish.

The Yasei Cover Crank has a somewhat aggressive swimming action that works efficiently at all retrieval speeds, from slow to extra fast, giving you great versatility and different options to fool the hardest fish. For added attraction, particularly in low light conditions or coloured waters, a rattling sound is emitted during movement, allowing fish to focus on your lure. Available in two sizes (50mm and 70mm), there is a wide range of the best colours to catch fish, from the famous Fire Tiger to an unusual black version. Choose from swimming depths: shallow (SR), medium (MR) or deep (DR) to adapt to the waters and places where you fish.