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CWC Belly Screw Pike
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The CWC Belly Screw Pike is a screw-in weight designed to optimise the behaviour of soft lures intended for pike fishing. Thanks to its tapered and discreet profile, it sits as close as possible to the belly of the lure to preserve a natural swimming action.
Caractéristiques
Quantity :
x4
Ref
67089-001
5 en stock
Description
Presentation
The CWC Belly Screw Pike is a premium rigging accessory designed for the modern pike angler wishing to optimise their soft lure rigs. Its elongated and perfectly adjusted shape allows the weight to be placed very close to the lure, minimising visual impact and preserving a natural presentation likely to trigger strikes.
Product advantages
- Streamlined and discreet shape : designed to align as closely as possible to the belly of the soft lure, it ensures a fluid presentation without disrupting the swimming action.
- Simple and reliable attachment : the central screw (BFT Center Pin Screw type) allows the weight to be secured firmly without tools, for quick and durable rigging.
- Stinger or wire passage possible : the integrated 1.8 mm channel allows the passage of a single-strand wire (up to 100 lbs), facilitating the connection of a robust leader for targeting toothy fish.
- Weight versatility : available in several weights (5g, 7g, 10g, 15g, 20g) to adapt the sink rate or lure behaviour depending on depth, current or lure type.
- Improved lure action : ideal for swimbaits or large soft lures, it allows the swimming action to be optimised while increasing the ability to sink or hold position depending on the rig.
Recommended use
The CWC Belly Screw Pike is particularly suited to pike fishing with large soft lures: swimbaits, shads or large imitations, and can be used with or without a stinger depending on the technique. It suits both slow fishing where the swimming action must remain natural and more lively animations requiring greater weight.