MassiveBaits CORKERZ - Strawberry Bergamotta
Neutral buoyancy hookbaits with strawberry + bergamot scent / Massive Baits
CORKERZ Boilies Strawberry Bergamotta
Bait boilies with a pleasant, fruity strawberry scent with a hint of citrus bergamot, characterized by neutral buoyancy. Strawberry Bergamotta is an excellent, all-year-round bait. Its intensely fruity, slightly sour aroma blends perfectly with all kinds of "stinkers". CORKERZ contain natural cork in their composition, which ensures they maintain their properties stably and for a long time in the water. Choose the right size hook, adjust the weight, and make the bait behave naturally on the bottom - this way you'll tempt even the most cautious carp to bite! In addition to the cork additive, these boilies are hardened, allowing them to last longer on the hair rig in waters where small fish or crayfish are a nuisance. The increased amount of aromas compared to feed boilies further distinguishes CORKERZ on the bottom. CORKERZ boilies perfectly complement all popular Massivebaits series and should not be missing in your bait bag!
Product Specification:
- Pleasant, fruity strawberry and bergamot scent
- Natural cork particles ensure long-lasting and stable neutrality of the bait in water
- High-quality ingredients, such as fish meals, natural extracts
- Neutral buoyancy guarantees natural bait behavior
- Hardened to prevent attacks by small fish or crayfish
- Increased amount of aromas
- Natural color scheme
Size: 18 mm, 22mm
Packaging: 300ml
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