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Daiwa - Kohga CB Trinity Slider Head

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$1299

Size: 60g

Colour: ST BLACK

Why this colour

Hard dark silhouette that stands out in low light or stained water.

How to fish this lure The retrieve, the rig, and the colour Big Kev would tie on.

About this lure

The Daiwa Kohga CB Trinity Slider Head is meticulously engineered to conquer strong tides and deep water, making it a highly effective lure for targeting Snapper across New Zealand's reefs and channels. Its hydrodynamic "Current Breaker" design allows it to cut through the water column efficiently, reaching the strike zone faster even in heavy currents. Designed with a smooth internal ceramic tube, it protects your leader from friction and wear during intense battles with heavy fish, ensuring your rig remains in top condition drop after drop.

  • Hydrodynamic Profile – Cuts through strong currents rapidly to ensure you stay in the strike zone longer.
  • Ceramic Leader Tube – Provides a friction-free slide for the line, drastically reducing wear and extending leader life.
  • Snapper Specialised – Specifically tailored to trigger aggressive predatory strikes from large New Zealand Snapper.
  • Versatile Slider Head – Allows you to mix and match with different skirts and assist hooks for varying conditions.
  • Durable Finish – Features high-contrast paints and a tough coating to withstand the crushing jaws of reef-dwelling species.

How to fish the Daiwa - Kohga CB Trinity Slider Head

Big Kev's Tips

Which colour, and when

ST BLACK ST BLACKHard dark silhouette that stands out in low light or stained water.
KOHGA RED KOHGA REDReads as a dark silhouette down deep - the pick for low light or stained water.
GLYKIN GLYKINNatural baitfish flash for clear water and bright daylight.
SAKURA GLOW SAKURA GLOWGlow finish charges up and fires in dark, deep or low-light conditions.
KOHGA ORANGE KOHGA ORANGEWarm flash to pull fish in - a reliable low-light colour.
AKAKIN AKAKINWarm gold and red flash - a natural attractor in clear water and bright conditions.
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