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Attracting trout near the surface
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| Name | Tubertini Bombarde Calimero Rassel schwimmend schwarz - Bombarde - gewicht - g:10g |
| EAN | 4250203328784 |
| MPN | 30886 |
| Brand | Tubertini |
| Weight | 10g |
| Material | Lead (internal balls) |
| Float/Bobber Type | Bombarde |
| Color | Black |
| Action | Floating |
| Rattle | Integrated lead balls |
It is intended for surface retrieves on trout ponds and lakes. Its floating action makes it a suitable choice when trout are rising, rather than when you need a sinking Bombarde.
Retrieve it with short, sharp rod movements. These move the integrated lead balls, producing a sound that imitates feed pellets entering the water and is intended to attract nearby trout familiar with that feeding sound.
The versions weigh 5 g, 10 g, 15 g and 20 g, giving you different casting weights to match your rod and casting requirements. All are black, floating and fitted with lead balls, so a heavier version does not change the stated floating action.
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The Tubertini Bombarde Calimero Rassel is a black, floating casting float for retrieving rigs at the surface of trout ponds and lakes. Integrated lead balls provide an audible attraction effect, while its good casting properties help you reach distant areas and search more water. The floating action is particularly useful when trout are rising.
Retrieve the Bombarde with short, sharp movements of the trout rod to activate the lead balls. Their sound imitates feed pellets being thrown into the water, a sound farm-reared trout recognise from feeding. This is intended to draw the attention of nearby trout during the retrieve.
The range comprises 5 g, 10 g, 15 g and 20 g versions. These offer progressively more casting weight, so choose the weight to suit your rod and casting requirements. All four versions are black and floating, with the same integrated lead-ball rattle. Moving to a heavier version does not mean selecting a sinking Bombarde, the intended use remains surface fishing.
