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| Name | Dieter Eisele Pilkvorfach 2 Jigs 7g - Vorfach zum Dorschangeln |
| EAN | 4250067465694 |
| MPN | 7452 |
| Brand | Eisele |
| Fishing style | Deep Sea / Norway |
| Weight | 7g |
| Size | 2/0 |
| Hook Type | Sea hooks with safety swivel |
| Rig Length | 160cm |
| Rig Type | Assembled sea pirking rig |
| Line diameter | 0.5 mm |
| Number of mounted jigs | 2 |
| Dropper rotation | 360 ° |
It is designed for pirking and jigging for cod from charter boats and small fishing boats. The supplier names the North Sea, Baltic Sea and Danish waters as suitable areas, so it is a boat-fishing rig rather than a shore-specific setup.
The rig has two jigs on size 2/0 sea hooks, rotating beads and a safety swivel. Each jig weighs 7 g. This is not a stated total rig weight, so use the per-jig figure when comparing it with other jig rigs.
The beads let the droppers rotate through 360°, allowing the jigs to move during a fight and helping to reduce line twist. This keeps the droppers mobile rather than fixing them in one direction.
The leader is 160 cm long with a line diameter of 0.50 mm. Allow for that length when handling the rig from the boat. No breaking strain is supplied, so the diameter should not be treated as a load rating.
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The Dieter Eisele Pilkvorfach is an assembled sea rig for pirking and jigging for cod from charter boats and small fishing boats. Rotating beads let the droppers turn through 360°, keeping the jigs mobile during a fight and helping to reduce line twist.
The rig carries two jigs weighing 7 g each, mounted on strong size 2/0 sea hooks. The 7 g specification refers to each jig, not the weight of the complete rig.
The leader is 160 cm long and uses 0.50 mm line. It is assembled with rotating beads and a safety swivel. The swivels and leader line are designed to withstand saltwater, matching its intended use for cod in the North Sea, Baltic Sea and Danish waters.