Fishient H2O Salzwasserfliege - Mega Deep Minnow blue & white
| Quantity | Unit price |
|---|---|
| To 2 | €9.95 * |
| From 3 | €8.95 * |
Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs
In stock. Delivery time 1 - 3 work days.
Valid for Adams Fly Rods, Beulah, Carhartt, Cocoons, Cortland, Costa, Douglas, ECHO, Enrico Puglisi, Fasna, Filson, Fly Scene, Future Fly, Galvan, Geoff Anderson, Greys, Gulff, H2O, Hareline, Hedron, Hends, Howler Brothers, Iwana, Kinetic, Leech, Loomis & Franklin, Monic, Owner, Partridge, Pike Monkey, RepYourWater, Soldarini Fly Tackle, Sprite Hooks, Taylor Fly Fishing, Textreme, Tunca, Umpqua, Veniard, Vosseler, Wapsi and Woolpower.
Deal valid until 21.11.2024 and while stocks last. Also valid for on-sale items. Not valid for Hot Deals. The (extra) discount will be displayed in your Basket.
*1Streamers from Fishient are tied onto the best hooks by Gamakatus. The high quality materials of H2O give all patterns a great look and a long durability. Designed by well-known fly-tyers!
The Mega Deep Minnow from H2O is a proven streamer for saltwater fishing. Due to the special tying method and its weight in the front, this pattern runs upside-down (i.e. with the hook tip pointing upwards). The Streamer is very easy to cast due to the material used and has a great action. You can fish it on the floating and sinking line and you will hardly find a predator in tropical saltwater that doesn't respond positively to this streamer. An absolute classic that should not be missing in any well-assorted box!
Details:
- Hook: Gamakatsu SL12S
- Hook size: #6/0
The team at H2O knows the saltwater like the back of their hand. The flies specifically designed for saltwater fishing have convinced countless large fish. And since the demands in saltwater are particularly high, H2O is fully committed to quality! The flies are not only extremely high-quality and securely tied but also equipped with hooks capable of handling the powerful fish of the seas. In addition to flies, H2O also offers well-thought-out tying materials for creating one's own pattern.
