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Boat fishing for cod with less line twist
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| Name | Dieter Eisele Meeresvorfach 1 Jig orange/gelb 7g - Pilk Vorfach |
| EAN | 4250067465687 |
| MPN | 7450 |
| Brand | Eisele |
| Fishing style | Deep Sea / Norway |
| Weight | 7g |
| Size | 2/0 |
| Hook Type | Sea hook, included safety swivel |
| Rig Length | 160cm |
| Rig Type | Sea rig, pre-assembled |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Line diameter | 0.5 mm |
| Jig colour | orange/gelb |
It is intended for pirking and jigging for cod from charter boats or small fishing boats. The supplier names the North Sea, Baltic Sea and Danish waters, so it suits the stated boat-fishing use in these areas.
A rotating bead lets the side arm and teaser turn through 360°. This allows movement during a fight and helps prevent line twist, so the rig is not limited to a fixed side-arm position.
The supplier recommends the bright orange/yellow colour for visibility in murky water and overcast weather. The rig has one 7 g jig on a size 2/0 sea hook, a 160 cm leader of 0.50 mm diameter, a rotating bead and a safety swivel. The 7 g figure refers to the jig, not a stated total rig weight.
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The Dieter Eisele ready-made rig is an assembled sea rig for pirking and jigging for cod from charter boats and small fishing boats. Its side arm is mounted on a rotating bead, allowing the teaser to turn through 360°. This keeps it free to move during a fight and helps prevent line twist.
The rig carries one orange/yellow 7 g jig on a strong size 2/0 sea hook. The supplier identifies this bright colour combination as particularly suitable for murky water and overcast conditions, when visibility matters.
The leader is 160 cm long with a line diameter of 0.50 mm. A rotating bead and safety swivel are fitted. The sea-fishing swivel and leader line are designed to withstand saltwater exposure. The supplier specifies cod fishing in the North Sea, Baltic Sea and Danish waters as intended uses.
