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Position components on surf rigs
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| Name | Dieter Eisele Stopperperlen Fluorfarben - Gummiperlen - Eisele Farbe:chartreuse;Größe/Packungsinhalt:3.0mm - 50 Stück |
| EAN | 4250067431033 |
| MPN | 50454 |
| Brand | Eisele |
| Material | Rubber |
| Quantity | 50pieces |
| Diameter | 3mm |
| Accessory Type | Stopper beads |
| Color | Chartreuse |
| Bore diameter | 0.44 mm |
They are suitable for surf rigs for flatfish and cod, where they position side arms or hook snood swivels on the rig line. They can also be used to build spinners. You receive loose beads to incorporate into your own setup, not a ready-made rig.
No. All three bead diameters have the same clean, burr-free 0.44 mm bore. Check your monofilament rig line against that opening rather than choosing a larger bead to fit thicker line.
Choose 3, 4 or 5 mm in either chartreuse or salmon-rot. The 3 and 4 mm packs each contain 50 beads, while the 5 mm packs contain 25. Select the diameter and colour for your rig, then allow for the smaller pack quantity if you choose 5 mm.
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Eisele Stopperperlen Fluorfarben are fluorescent rubber stopper beads for building surf rigs for flatfish and cod. They let you position side arms or hook snood swivels on the rig line and are also suitable for making spinners.
Each bead has a clean, burr-free 0.44 mm bore for threading onto monofilament rig line. Check this bore dimension against your chosen line before assembling your rig.
The range offers 3, 4 and 5 mm bead diameters in chartreuse and salmon-rot. Choose the bead diameter to suit your rig layout and the colour you want to use. The bore remains 0.44 mm across all variants, so a larger bead does not provide a larger line opening. Both 3 and 4 mm versions contain 50 beads per pack, while the 5 mm versions contain 25. Each pack contains beads in the selected size and colour, not a complete rig.
