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| Name | Gamakatsu Rotwurm LS-5260 45cm - 10 gebundene Angelhaken |
| EAN | 4982615968387 |
| MPN | 100507 |
| Brand | Gamakatsu |
| Size | 12 |
| Hook Type | Single Hook |
| Hook Shape | Long Shank |
| Barb Type | barbed |
| Quantity | 10pieces |
| Hook Coating | Red |
| Transport length | 45cm |
| Line diameter | 0.16 mm |
It is a pre-tied single hook developed for worm fishing. The long shank helps position worm baits neatly and keeps them on the hook better.
Each variant is supplied with a 45 cm leader. That gives you a ready-to-use hooklength straight from the packet.
The variants differ by hook size and line diameter. Smaller hooks with thinner line suit finer presentations, while larger hooks with thicker line are better when you need more strength.
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The Gamakatsu Rotwurm LS-5260 is a pre-tied single hook for worm fishing, suited to anglers who want a ready-to-use rig with consistent hook shape and leader length. Its long shank and red finish help present worm baits neatly for species such as eel and other coarse fish.
This hook pattern is designed for natural bait fishing with worms. The long shank makes baiting easier and helps keep soft worm baits in place during casting and retrieves.
Each variant comes as a ready-tied hook with a 45 cm leader, so you can rig up quickly on the bank. This is practical for anglers who want a simple replacement hooklength without tying each rig themselves.
The red coating is a clear part of the supplied specification. Combined with the classic single hook pattern, it gives the range a straightforward setup for bait fishing where clean presentation matters.
The variants mainly differ in hook size and line diameter. Choose the smaller sizes for finer bait presentation and lighter setups, or step up to larger hook sizes and thicker line when you need more holding power.
