Matrix Disgorgers Box 100pcs Lime/Grey

Plastic disgorgers in Lime/Grey, box of 100
Large and small ends on each tool
Line channels on both ends guide the tool to the hook
For pole, feeder and match fishing for coarse fish
Also intended for removing deeper-seated hooks

€1.49

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In stock

Name	Disgorgers Box 100pcs
EAN	5055350255025
MPN	GAC304
Brand	Matrix
Tool Type	Disgorger
Material	Plastic
Power Source	Manual
Cutting Capability	Hook removal
Colour	Lime/Grey
End sizes	large and small
Quantity per box	100 pc

Matrix Disgorgers Box 100pcs: hook removal for coarse fishing

Matrix Disgorgers are plastic hook removers for pole, feeder and match fishing. Each has a large end and a small end, with a line channel on both sides to guide the tool along the hooklength to the hook. This provides a straightforward way to remove hooks from coarse fish, including deeper-seated hooks.

Two ends for different fish

The thin end suits fish such as roach and rudd, while the thicker end suits bream and carp. The disgorger is also suitable for tench and other coarse fish. Having both ends on one tool lets you choose the end for the fish you have caught.

Line-guided handling

Place the hooklength in the channel and slide the disgorger along it to the hook. A small movement against the direction in which the hook has taken hold releases it. The channels guide the tool to the hook along the line.

Construction and quantity

The Box 100pcs version contains 100 plastic disgorgers in Lime/Grey, each with the same large and small ends.

Frequently asked

Which end should I use for different fish?

The thin end suits roach and rudd, while the thicker end suits bream and carp. Both ends are on the same disgorger, so you can choose the appropriate end without changing tools. It is also suitable for tench and other coarse fish.

How does the disgorger reach and release the hook?

Place the hooklength in the line channel and slide the disgorger along it to the hook. A small movement against the direction in which the hook has taken hold releases it. The line-guided design is also intended for deeper-seated hooks, not just those at the front of the mouth.

Which fishing techniques is this disgorger intended for?

It is intended for pole, feeder and match fishing for coarse fish. Its large and small ends provide two options for removing hooks, so the same tool can be used across these techniques.