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Fine presentation for cautious bream
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| Name | Gamakatsu Brassen LS-1310 70cm - 10 gebundene Angelhaken |
| EAN | 4534910112813 |
| MPN | 100486 |
| Brand | Gamakatsu |
| Size | 16 |
| Hook Type | Spade End Hook |
| Rig Length | 70cm |
| Material | Monofilament |
| Rig Type | Pre-tied hooks |
| Quantity | 10pieces |
| Line diameter | 0.10 mm |
| Target species | Bream |
| Hook colour | Nickel |
They are designed for bream and other peaceful fish, especially for float and feeder fishing where a neat natural presentation is important.
Choose mainly by hook size and line diameter. Smaller hooks and finer diameters suit delicate baits and cautious fish, while larger hooks and thicker diameters fit bigger baits or more demanding situations.
Yes. Each rig comes pre-tied on a monofilament hooklength, so you can use it without tying the hook yourself.
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The Gamakatsu Brassen LS-1310 range gives coarse anglers pre-tied hooks that are ready to fish straight from the booklet. Each rig combines a fine-wire nickel hook with a 70 cm monofilament hooklength, which suits careful presentation for bream, silver fish, and similar species.
These ready-made rigs save time on the bank and help keep your setup consistent from hook to hook. The pre-tied construction is useful when you want to switch hook sizes without tying fresh hooklengths during the session.
The LS-1310 pattern is intended for bream fishing and also fits methods for skimmers, roach, and other peaceful fish. It works well with float tactics and feeder fishing where neat bait presentation and dependable hooking matter.
Each variant uses a nickel-coloured hook tied to monofilament. The 70 cm rig length offers a practical all-round option for natural bait presentation in stillwaters and canals, and it is easy to match to different float or feeder setups.
Variants in this range mainly differ in hook size and hooklength diameter. Smaller sizes suit finer presentations, while larger sizes and thicker diameters are the better choice when you want a bit more holding power or expect larger fish.
