DAIWA MONTAGEM BARCO COMPETIÇÃO HEAVY
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MO363082

DAIWA COMPETITION HEAVY BOAT RIG

€4.10
Tax included

Target trophy fish on boat fishing trips with the **Daiwa Competition Heavy Boat Rig**. Specially engineered for large sparid species (giant gilthead seabream, porgy, and sea bass), this heavy-duty pre-tied rig is constructed entirely from 100% fluorocarbon. It provides optimal underwater invisibility, superior line stiffness, and maximum abrasion resistance for heavy-duty bottom fishing.

⚡ 100% FLUOROCARBON, ANTI-TANGLE SWIVEL BEADS & HEAVY CHINU HOOKS

Heavy match-grade technical setup designed for trophy fish and strong currents.

WHY CHOOSE THE DAIWA HEAVY COMPETITION BOAT RIG?

  • Full Fluorocarbon Construction: Heavy 0.45 mm main line trunk offering total invisibility and rock-resistant durability.
  • Rotating Micro Beads: Precision swivel bead attachments for 360º free branch rotation, completely eliminating line twists.
  • Heavy-Duty Chinu Hooks: Oversized re-entrant point hooks (Size 2 & Size 1/0) built to pierce and hold crushing jaws.
  • Premium Terminal Hardware: Features a Rolling Swivel at the top end and a quick lead clip at the bottom for instant sinker adjustments.

RIG TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Feature Specification Details
Daiwa Reference MO363082
Model / Setup Competition Heavy Boat Rig
Main Rig Trunk (Body) 0.45 mm Fluorocarbon (45/100)
Upper Droppers (2x) 30 cm in 0.35 mm Fluorocarbon (35/100)
Bottom Dropper (Trailing) 60 cm in 0.40 mm Fluorocarbon (40/100)
Hooks Included 2x Chinu Size 2 (upper) + 1x Chinu Size 1/0 (bottom)
Rig Terminal Hardware Rolling Swivel at top + Sinking Lead Clip at bottom

PACKAGE CONTENTS

  • 1x Ready-to-Fish Daiwa Competition Heavy Boat Rig (3 Hooks)

💡 Angler's Tip:

The "Heavy" version is specifically tailored for targeting large trophy fish or fishing over rough, rocky seabeds in strong currents. Bait the bottom Size 1/0 hook (60 cm 0.40 mm dropper) with live crab, whole shrimp, or large cuttlefish/squid strips trailing on the seabed for trophy seabream or red porgy.