Embryo Soft Beads: Dead Egg/Hot Pink Dot.
Embryo Soft Beads: Dead Egg/Hot Pink Dot, Cleardrift recommends fishing these soft beads above and even over bobber stopper ( used as a peg). Also,
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DESCRIPTION Cleardrift Tackle's soft beads are a game-changer for anglers looking to up their fishing game. These beads are made from a soft, buoyant material that mimics the texture and color of natural fish eggs, making them irresistible to fish. They come in a variety of sizes and colors to match the hatch, and can be used in a variety of fishing techniques, including drift fishing, float fishing, and jigging.
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DESCRIPTION Cleardrift Tackle's soft beads are a game-changer for anglers looking to up their fishing game. These beads are made from a soft, buoyant material that mimics the texture and color of natural fish eggs, making them irresistible to fish. They come in a variety of sizes and colors to match the hatch, and can be used in a variety of fishing techniques, including drift fishing, float fishing, and jigging.
Cleardrift Embryo Soft Beads CANDY APPLE-ORANGE DOT / 10MM
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