Hookook Fish Spike Tegaki for Japanese Technique Ikijime Shinkeijime
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Combination of large lip and short shank hook to reduce roots Weight: 1.6 oz (40 g); Size: 4.6 inches (118 mm) Type: Floating Hooks: Front #1, Rear #2
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Japanese traditional tool to practice Ikejime method, avoid fish stress. Handle unvarnished, chemical-free, oiled finish Allows quick work for
Ikejime Tegaki Traditional Fish Spike for Japanese Technique Ikijime Shinkeijime
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Quality steel wire anti corrosion coating wire leaders are wrapped at the ends to ensure these high-quality leaders are tough enough for sharp teeth,
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It adopts ergonomic design to comfortably support your leg and avoid further injury due to tossing. Made of high density sponge with high resilience,
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