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Characteristics:
Natural living lepidopteron larva, grown on natural foods. Reared in high humidity conditions, it has long immersion resistance and wriggles non-stop on the hook, thus creating continuous vibrations which attract the predator. In terms of shape and colour, it is a typical stream water larva, and it is present in lake floors.
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Use:
Stream and lake trout fishing, excellent in clear and misty waters. |
Dimensions:
Various medium and medium-large sizes in the same package, to encourage different baitings.
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Colour:
Green/brown, in the tones of many of the larvae found in stream waters.
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Consistency:
The robust body's density and firmness, coupled to resistant tissues, enables very long-lasting baitings, resistant both to the current and to fishing actions. |
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