New Deep Diving Lure - Strike Pro

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Strike Pro Archback Deep is a new deep diving minnow lure suitable for trolling behind a kayak or boat.

This lure with its accentuated large bib is capable of trolling depths up to 7m. It can be cast or trolled with equal effectiveness and can be fished in fresh or saltwater, has a terrific swimming action, offering anglers something new to present to wake up sleepy, lethargic fish. Besides a great finish and attention to detail, these ruggedly built lures feature an internal weighting system but are neutrally buoyant, so will gradually float to the surface.

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Small metal balls are programmed to weight the rear of the lure for tangle free casting, then move to the front rattle chamber to create a nose down altitude to dive to 0.5m when retrieved. The extra loud rattle chamber gives off a sonic attraction as well as constantly altering the attitude of the lure while swimming. The Strike Pro Archback Deep lure is a 12cm 37.5gm lure, available in a range of colours and rigged with Owner treble hooks.

See the colour range and buy online at www.kilwell.co.nz.

You can have them delivered freight free to your favourite Kilwell dealer. RRP $17.99 each
 

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