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Boatsales Staff30 Aug 2014
NEWS

Butterfly Flat-Fall jigs

Get the best out of the new breed of Shimano jigs

Shimano says that the key to success with the new Butterfly Flat-Fall jigs is to keep them in the strike zone for as long as possible. The clues from overseas anglers well versed in their use is to drop them to the bottom, crank up 30 feet or so, free-spool, then go again.

Thanks to a centre-balance design, Flat-Falls descend with a fluttering action in a horizontal plane, so expect to get bit on the drop as well as on the lift.

Each lure comes rigged with dual Owner SJ41 TN chemically-sharpened assist hooks on 250 pound Power Pro Spectra, providing secure hookups on a wide range of demersal and pelagic species.

There are six colours to choose from, some with the most amazing holographic finish, and four weights — 80, 100, 130 and 160 grams — which covers all your inshore and mid-depth micro-jigging needs.

Trade enquiries to: Shimano Australia Fishing, PO Box 2082 Taren Point, NSW, 2229. Ph: (02) 9526 2144. Fax: (02) 9526 2510. Website: www.shimanofish.com.au Blog: www.shimanoshack.com.au

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