Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Palms Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

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€25.99

New for 2023: The Gig 100S hard bait from Palms, 10cm long and weighing 28g.

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Combinations Reference Weight Length Colours Price Quantity
Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Reference : GG-100S/AG-24

Weight : 28g
Length : 10cm
Colours : ABG-24

GG-100S/AG-24

28g

10cm

ABG-24

€25.99
Quantity
Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Reference : GG-100S/ABK

Weight : 28g
Length : 10cm
Colours : ABK

GG-100S/ABK

28g

10cm

ABK

€25.99
Quantity
Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Reference : GIG100S/ABSS

Weight : 28g
Length : 10cm
Colours : ABSS

GIG100S/ABSS

28g

10cm

ABSS

€25.99
Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Reference : GIG100S/S-10

Weight : 28g
Length : 10cm
Colours : S-10

GIG100S/S-10

28g

10cm

S-10

€25.99
Quantity
Hard Bait Palms Gig 100S

Reference : GG-100S/S-62

Weight : 28g
Length : 10cm
Colours : S-62

GG-100S/S-62

28g

10cm

S-62

€25.99
Quantity

Description

The Gig 100S is a hard lure from the brand Palms10cm long. The Gig 100S is a 28g sinking lure. Its design makes it very easy to cast. You'll love it for sea or shore fishing. This hard bait has an elongated profile

has a prey-like body with a realistic fish silhouette. It's great for fishing for bonito and sea bass. It is fitted with treble hooks mounted on rolling swivels to reduce the number of unhooks.

The shape of the Gig 100S head creates splashes on the surface of the water when reeled in quickly. So, when reeled in at high speed, it imitates a fleeing fish perfectly.

The Gig 100S is a hard bait that's easy to cast, even into the wind. It's a formidable fish for hunting or triggering aggressive attacks from marine predators. Sinking, you can make it swim at different depths by adapting the retrieve speed.

Product Details

Weight
28g
Length
10cm

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