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PRODUCT FEATURE BABYBOOM


Thanks to its shape, the Baby Boom casts very easily. With a diving depth of 60cm and an aggressive and stable action the Baby Boomer is easy to fi sh and a real all round lure that can be used on all types of water. The Baby Boomer is equipped with VMC 9650 treble hooks in size 6.


STALKER


The Stalker has already produced many pike and zander during testing. It is a distinctive artifi cial bait that, with its “double effect”, provides a fi erce action – something that’s certainly noticed by the big preds. The plug is equipped with VMC treble hooks, has a length of 13 cm and a weight of 35 grams.


TAIL-SWINGER


The Tail Swinger is a newcomer for the Rozemeijer hardbait family. With its ideal dimensions, attractive colours and two-part “swinging” and fl anking properties, this could rapidly become a contender for favourite lures. Measuring in at 16 cm and 55g, this plug is ideal for trolling but will also come into its own when pitching. The Tail Swinger is a fl oating plug, but it will suspend


before rising. The rattles within the Tail-Swinger let the pike know it’s coming! The Tail Swinger is equipped with sharp VMC 9650 treble hooks that can rotate 360 degrees - to prevent the hooks from unhooking. An ideal larger lure for the pike.


ROZEMEIJER UK T 07903 106698 E UK@dutchtackle.com W www.rozemeijer.com


www.tandgmagazine.com November 2019 | Tackle & Guns | 79


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