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savage gear sandeel motor oil Savage Gear 3D Line Thru Seeker (9 cm / 24 g) » HechtundBarsch.de

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savage gear sandeel motor oil Savage Gear 3D Line Thru Seeker (9 cm / 24 g) » HechtundBarsch.deDer dnische Hersteller Savage Gear hat mit dem 3D Line Thru Seeker einen Meerforellenblinker entwickelt, der seines gleichen sucht. Er macht seinem Namen alle Ehre, denn mit ihm gelingen selbst unter schwierigsten Bedingungen weite Wrfe. Die Suche nach dem Fisch der 1. 000 Wrfe wird mit diesem Kder deutlich erleichtert. Der erste Blick auf den 3D Line Thru Seeker Die blatthnliche Form hat Savage Gear vermutlich nicht erfunden, wohl aber das Optimum

Der dänische Hersteller Savage Gear hat mit dem 3D Line-Thru Seeker einen Meerforellenblinker entwickelt, der seines gleichen sucht. Er macht seinem Namen alle Ehre, denn mit ihm gelingen selbst unter schwierigsten Bedingungen weite Würfe. Die Suche nach dem Fisch der 1.000 Würfe wird mit diesem Köder deutlich erleichtert.

Der erste Blick auf den 3D Line-Thru Seeker

Die blattähnliche Form hat Savage Gear vermutlich nicht erfunden, wohl aber das Optimum rausgeholt. Der Köder ist 90 Milimeter lang und 15 Milimeter breit. Diese Maße und seine 24 Gramm Gewicht verraten bereits, dass es sich hier um einen verhältnismäßig kompakten Meerforellenblinker handeln muss. Das alleine genügt jedoch nicht, denn dieser Köder wurde gezielt für das Suchen und Finden der Meerforelle konzipiert. Das bedeutet, es steckt noch mehr in diesem Meerforellenköder.

Ein genauerer Blick verrät seine Stärken

Der Köder hat seinen Schwerpunkt einseitig kurz vor dem Drilling, wodurch er wie ein Pfeil mit geringem Luftwiderstand durch die Luft fliegt. Dieses ist für seine Wurfeigenschaften wichtig, dieses garantiert deutlich höhere Wurfweiten und minimiert erheblich die Gefahr von Schnurüberwürfen. Der Schwerpunkt liegt neben dem innenliegenden Kanal der Schnurführung. Auf diese Weise liegt der Meerforellenköder quasi im Wasser und präsentiert stets eine seiner beiden Schokoladenseiten dem Augenjäger Forelle, während er verführerisch flattert.

3D Scan und Realistic Photoprint

Alle mit einem Real 3D Scan markierten Logo verfügen über ein äußerst realistisches Erscheinungsbild. Dieses liegt an einem eigens entwickelten Verfahren, bei dem die Vorbilder aus der Natur gesannt wurden. Somit sehen die Konturen und Muster einem Sandaal oder einer Aalmutter zum verwechseln ähnlich. Diese Strukturen werden inklusive der mit den Teamanglern entwickelten und getesteten Farbvarianten im Photoprintverfahren auf den Body aufgetragen und im Anschluss mit einer robusten Fixierung im Finishing versehen.

Line-Thru Köder haben im Drill einen ganz entscheidenden Vorteil

Raubfische neigen im Drill dazu, den Kunstköder durch harte Kopfschläge und ruckartige Fluchten den Köder abzuschütteln. Hardbaits und auch schwere Softbaits, welche direkt mit Haken verbunden sind, bieten bei diesen ruckartigen Beschleunigungen aufgrund ihres Gewichtes erhebliche Hebelkräfte. Diese können wiederum dazu führen, dass der Raubfisch den Köder abschütteln kann.



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