TRN 190 Swimbait
TRN 190 Swimbait - 19cm / 56g / S-20 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The Nays TRN 190 is an advanced, two-piece swimbait offering maximum adaptability thanks to the innovative Rapid Switch System. This unique system lets you change the tail or lip in seconds, making it easy to adjust the action and swimming depth to the conditions or target species.
With a length of 19 cm (including the fish tail) and a weight of 56 g, the TRN 190 is slightly buoyant, giving it an extremely realistic movement in the water. Thanks to the adjustable weight system, the lure's running depth can be precisely adjusted, making it ideal for both shallow areas and deeper spots.
The TRN 190 is built for strength and durability. Two BKK Crane Swivels with a breaking strain of up to 200 kg ensure maximum reliability when playing large predatory fish, while the BKK Hyperlatch Super Slide treble hooks provide optimal hook penetration and minimal resistance. Whether you are targeting pike, zander or other predatory fish, the Nays TRN 190 offers exceptional versatility and performance.
Specifications:
Type: Two-piece swimbait
Length: 19 cm
Weight: 56 g
Action: Slightly buoyant
System: Rapid Switch System for quick tail and lip changes
Adjustment: Variable running depth using insert weights
Hooks: BKK Hyperlatch Super Slide treble hooks
Swivels: 2× BKK Crane Swivels (rated up to 200 kg)
Construction: Durable body with interchangeable parts
Use: For various predatory fish species and water depths
Specifications
Specifications
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Brand
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Length19cm
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Weight56g
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Max. diving depthVariable
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Product typeSwimbaits
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Target fishPredatory Fish, Pike, Catfish
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Fishing techniqueSwimbait
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