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<h2 style="text-align:left;" align="center">TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS ISEAMA W/R BN - SIZE 12</h2> Fishing hooks play a fundamental role in the fishing system: they are the link between the fisherman and his prey. They are a very ancient tool, used since the Stone Age. Initially the structure was made of wood, but this material was not suitable for the purpose for which it was intended; later it was improved through the use of animal bones, thorny plants and shells, up to the thorns of the hawthorn in some parts of Europe. The choice of fishing hooks must be based on the fish fauna present in the fishing spot, keeping in mind that it will not be the fisherman who will choose the prey that will be deceived by the bait. Is it possible to make a selection of prey based on the fishing hooks used? The answer is partly affirmative. Using fishing hooks of small size, all fish (big and small) will be allowed to feed, with the consequence of bringing to wade unwanted specimens. Using larger fish hooks will avoid catching all the fish that have a mouth apparatus that does not allow the ingestion of that type of bait. N.B. often you will witness the paradox of feeding specimens of really modest size with generous fish hooks: it is the mystery of fishing. The choice of the right fishing hooks is fundamental for the success of a fishing trip: how is it possible to choose the right hook? The development of technology has brought a considerable improvement of this component. If in the past it was considered essential to use fishing hooks with large size for the capture of important prey, today we are witnessing the opposite trend: the continuous updating of this small tool has allowed a considerable decrease in the size used, which, making possible a more natural movement of the bait, has made possible a greater number of bites. (In the Big Game it was unthinkable not to use at least 10/0 fish hooks; today, however, people prefer sizes ranging between 6/0 and 8/0) The main factors that influence the choice of fishing hooks: <ul><li>- Fishing hooks with a paddle are used for prey that are not large in size, but, on the other hand, possess a very thin wire. A large diameter terminal does not allow knots on this type of hooks.</li> <li>- Fishing hooks with eyelet are used for the most combative prey because it is possible to use very strong knots for their insertion into the fishing system. The eye allows junctions with important terminals.</li> <li>- The curvature of the hook is important for two factors: the penetration inside the mouthparts of the prey; the use of bait with larger dimensions</li> <li>- The wriggling, which is the presence of a difference in level between the tip of the hook and the shank (this is what allows us to define a "crooked" hook). In order to evaluate if a hook is crooked, it is enough to put it on a flat surface and notice if the tip is pointing up or down.</li> <li>- Theself-ferring hook is characterized by the "G" shape and it is used for the fishing of remarkable specimens that, following the bite, make a sudden escape. They do not require the ferrata by the fisherman.</li> <li>- Thenon-self-fertilizing hook, following the biting of the fish, will be pinned slightly inside the mouth of the prey: a strong shoeing will be necessary to ensure a good fight.</li> <li>- A long shank hook is preferable to bait worms, earthworms and other elongated baits. The downside is the fact that excessive shank length results in a lower angle of penetration into the fish's mouthparts.</li> <li>A short shank hook will generally be preferable in fights with big preys for the better penetration inside the mouth. It is not recommended for the baiting of worms and annelids because it would ruin the bait in a short time.</li> <li>- The size of the hook to be used is based on a double choice: a bait with important dimensions naturally requires a hook of generous size; a prey with a small mouth does not allow the use of hooks too large.</li> <li>- The wire of the hook must be balanced to the type of prey and the type of bait. A hook with thin wire will make the movement of the bait more natural but will break during the most difficult fights; a hook with thick wire will be used with combative fish, but not with live bait (such as shrimps in bass fishing) that would die in a few minutes.</li> <li>- The presence or absence of thebarb to obtain the possibility of catch and release with ease.</li> <li> </ul>TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT - N.2 Trabucco Iseama Shinken 50188 <h3 style="text-align:left;">Series of very strong hooks, equipped with micro barb.</h3> Indicated both for fishing in the sea and in fresh water, in the smaller sizes is also excellent for feeder fishing. Great strength and wide range of sizes. Packed in practical bags of 10 pieces <h2>VIEW ALL OUR PRODUCTS IN THE CATEGORY <a href="http://www.pescaesub.biz/en/183-">BONES - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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<h2 style="text-align:left;" align="center">TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT - N.2</h2> Fishing hooks play a fundamental role in the fishing system: they are the link between the fisherman and his prey. They are a very ancient tool, used since the Stone Age. Initially the structure was made of wood, but this material was not suitable for the purpose for which it was intended; later it was improved through the use of animal bones, thorny plants and shells, up to the thorns of the hawthorn in some parts of Europe. The choice of fishing hooks must be based on the fish fauna present in the fishing spot, keeping in mind that it will not be the fisherman who will choose the prey that will be deceived by the bait. Is it possible to make a selection of prey based on the fishing hooks used? The answer is partly affirmative. Using fishing hooks of small size, all fish (big and small) will be allowed to feed, with the consequence of bringing to wade unwanted specimens. Using larger fish hooks will avoid catching all the fish that have a mouth apparatus that does not allow the ingestion of that type of bait. N.B. often you will witness the paradox of feeding specimens of really modest size with generous fish hooks: it is the mystery of fishing. The choice of the right fishing hooks is fundamental for the success of a fishing trip: how is it possible to choose the right hook? The development of technology has brought a considerable improvement of this component. If in the past it was considered essential to use fishing hooks with large size for the capture of important prey, today we are witnessing the opposite trend: the continuous updating of this small tool has allowed a considerable decrease in the size used, which, making possible a more natural movement of the bait, has made possible a greater number of bites. (In the Big Game it was unthinkable not to use at least 10/0 fish hooks; today, however, people prefer sizes ranging between 6/0 and 8/0) The main factors that influence the choice of fishing hooks: <ul><li>- Fishing hooks with a paddle are used for prey that are not large in size, but, on the other hand, possess a very thin wire. A large diameter terminal does not allow knots on this type of hooks.</li> <li>- Fishing hooks with eyelet are used for the most combative prey because it is possible to use very strong knots for their insertion into the fishing system. The eye allows junctions with important terminals.</li> <li>- The curvature of the hook is important for two factors: the penetration inside the mouthparts of the prey; the use of bait with larger dimensions</li> <li>- The wriggling, which is the presence of a difference in level between the tip of the hook and the shank (this is what allows us to define a "crooked" hook). In order to evaluate if a hook is crooked, it is enough to put it on a flat surface and notice if the tip is pointing up or down.</li> <li>- Theself-ferring hook is characterized by the "G" shape and it is used for the fishing of remarkable specimens that, following the bite, make a sudden escape. They do not require the ferrata by the fisherman.</li> <li>- Thenon-self-fertilizing hook, following the biting of the fish, will be pinned slightly inside the mouth of the prey: a strong shoeing will be necessary to ensure a good fight.</li> <li>- A long shank hook is preferable to bait worms, earthworms and other elongated baits. The downside is the fact that excessive shank length results in a lower angle of penetration into the fish's mouthparts.</li> <li>A short shank hook will generally be preferable in fights with big preys for the better penetration inside the mouth. It is not recommended for the baiting of worms and annelids because it would ruin the bait in a short time.</li> <li>- The size of the hook to be used is based on a double choice: a bait with important dimensions naturally requires a hook of generous size; a prey with a small mouth does not allow the use of hooks too large.</li> <li>- The wire of the hook must be balanced to the type of prey and the type of bait. A hook with thin wire will make the movement of the bait more natural but will break during the most difficult fights; a hook with thick wire will be used with combative fish, but not with live bait (such as shrimps in bass fishing) that would die in a few minutes.</li> <li>- The presence or absence of thebarb to get the possibility of catch and release easily.</li> <li> </ul> TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT - N.2 Special hook designed specifically for Surf Casting. Medium shank, eye in axis with the shank, medium/thin thread and high penetration tip. Light and resistant. Packed in practical 10-pieces sachets ART. 201-65-020 - TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT W/R BN - SIZE 2 <h2>VIEW ALL OUR PRODUCTS IN THE CATEGORY <a href="http://www.pescaesub.biz/en/183-">BONES - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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TRABUCCO SHINKEN AMI HOOKS PINT - N.8

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<h2 style="text-align:left;" align="center">TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT - N.8</h2> Fishing hooks play a fundamental role in the fishing system: they are the link between the fisherman and his prey. They are a very ancient tool, used since the Stone Age. Initially the structure was made of wood, but this material was not suitable for the purpose for which it was intended; later it was improved through the use of animal bones, thorny plants and shells, up to the thorns of the hawthorn in some parts of Europe. The choice of fishing hooks must be based on the fish fauna present in the fishing spot, keeping in mind that it will not be the fisherman who will choose the prey that will be deceived by the bait. Is it possible to make a selection of prey based on the fishing hooks used? The answer is partly affirmative. Using fishing hooks of small size, all fish (big and small) will be allowed to feed, with the consequence of bringing to wade unwanted specimens. Using larger fish hooks will avoid catching all the fish that have a mouth apparatus that does not allow the ingestion of that type of bait. N.B. often you will witness the paradox of feeding specimens of really modest size with generous fish hooks: it is the mystery of fishing. The choice of the right fishing hooks is fundamental for the success of a fishing trip: how is it possible to choose the right hook? The development of technology has brought a considerable improvement of this component. If in the past it was considered essential to use fishing hooks with large size for the capture of important prey, today we are witnessing the opposite trend: the continuous updating of this small tool has allowed a considerable decrease in the size used, which, making possible a more natural movement of the bait, has made possible a greater number of bites. (In the Big Game it was unthinkable not to use at least 10/0 fish hooks; today, however, people prefer sizes ranging between 6/0 and 8/0) The main factors that influence the choice of fishing hooks: <ul><li>- Fishing hooks with a paddle are used for prey that are not large in size, but, on the other hand, possess a very thin wire. A large diameter terminal does not allow knots on this type of hooks.</li> <li>- Fishing hooks with eyelet are used for the most combative prey because it is possible to use very strong knots for their insertion into the fishing system. The eye allows junctions with important terminals.</li> <li>- The curvature of the hook is important for two factors: the penetration inside the mouthparts of the prey; the use of bait with larger dimensions</li> <li>- The wriggling, which is the presence of a difference in level between the tip of the hook and the shank (this is what allows us to define a "crooked" hook). In order to evaluate if a hook is crooked, it is enough to put it on a flat surface and notice if the tip is pointing up or down.</li> <li>- Theself-ferring hook is characterized by the "G" shape and it is used for the fishing of remarkable specimens that, following the bite, make a sudden escape. They do not require the ferrata by the fisherman.</li> <li>- Thenon-self-fertilizing hook, following the biting of the fish, will be pinned slightly inside the mouth of the prey: a strong shoeing will be necessary to ensure a good fight.</li> <li>- A long shank hook is preferable to bait worms, earthworms and other elongated baits. The downside is the fact that excessive shank length results in a lower angle of penetration into the fish's mouthparts.</li> <li>A short shank hook will generally be preferable in fights with big preys for the better penetration inside the mouth. It is not recommended for the baiting of worms and annelids because it would ruin the bait in a short time.</li> <li>- The size of the hook to be used is based on a double choice: a bait with important dimensions naturally requires a hook of generous size; a prey with a small mouth does not allow the use of hooks too large.</li> <li>- The wire of the hook must be balanced to the type of prey and the type of bait. A hook with thin wire will make the movement of the bait more natural but will break during the most difficult fights; a hook with thick wire will be used with combative fish, but not with live bait (such as shrimps in bass fishing) that would die in a few minutes.</li> <li>- The presence or absence of thebarb to get the possibility of catch and release easily.</li> </ul> TRABUCCO SHINKEN HOOKS PINT N.8 Special hook designed specifically for Surf Casting. Medium shank, eye in axis with the shank, medium/thin thread and high penetration tip. Light and resistant. Packed in practical 10-pieces sachets ART. 201-65-080 - TRABUCCO HOOKS SHINKEN HOOKS PINT W/R BN - SIZE 8 <h2>VIEW ALL OUR PRODUCTS IN THE CATEGORY <a href="http://www.pescaesub.biz/en/183-">NAILS - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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<h2>TRABUCCO AMI F-31 SURF</h2> <div align="center"> Hisashi è il nome di una nuova serie di ami ad altissima qualità provenienti dal sol levante e distribuiti dalla sempre più presente Trabucco Fishing Diffusion. </div> La famiglia è già abbastanza fornita e copre tutte le esigenze della pesca in mare, sia dalla riva sia dalla barca, più alcune di acqua dolce che andremo ad esaminare nello specifico. In futuro la serie sarà completata con l'introduzione di pochi altri modelli. Le qualità che si possono richiedere a un amo da acque salse ci sono proprio tutte poiché ogni amo è controllato singolarmente con degli strumenti ad altissima precisione, prima dell'immissione sul mercato. Tutta la serie è prodotta con i migliori acciai disponibili in Giappone che a sua volta sono addizionati con un'alta percentuale di carbonio, in modo da fornire un'ottima rigidità che impedisce all'amo di aprirsi anche se sottoposto a forte stress. L'indurimento dato dall'uso del carbonio consente inoltre di mantenere a lungo l'affilatura della punta, effettuata tramite un processo chimico per poi essere rifinita al laser. La finitura Black Nickel e l'occhiello sono comuni a tutta la serie. Vediamo ora nello specifico le qualità dei nove modelli di amo che sono presenti nel consistente catalogo Trabucco. Qui vi Presentiamo la Nuova Linea F-31 Surf Una serie di ami dedicata al Surfcasting , Hi Carbon Steel affilati chimicamente realizzati con Filo sottile altamente penetranti L'F-31 e' un'amo ideale per essere innescato con vermi, arenicola o americano . Confezionati in Bustine da 15 Pezzi Disponibili nelle misure: 04.06.08.10.12.14 PREZZI ART. 024-19-040 - PREZZO € 1,70 ART. 024-19-060 - PREZZO € 1,70 ART. 024-19-080 - PREZZO € 1,70 ART. 024-19-100 - PREZZO € 1,70 ART. 024-19-120 - PREZZO € 1,70 ART. 024-19-140 - PREZZO € 1,70 <h2>VISUALIZZA TUTTI I NOSTRI PRODOTTI NELLA CATEGORIA<a href="http://www.pescaesub.biz/183-trabucco-ami"> PESCA - AMI - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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TRABUCCO AMI AKURA 6315 - MISURA 12

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<h2>TRABUCCO AMI AKURA 6315 - MISURA 12</h2> Gli ami da pesca rivestono un ruolo fondamentale nel sistema pescante: sono il punto di collegamento tra il pescatore e la sua preda. Sono uno strumento antichissimo, utilizzato fin dall’età della pietra. Inizialmente la struttura fu realizzata in legno, materiale tuttavia non consono allo scopo a cui era destinato; successivamente venne migliorata grazie all’impiego di ossa di animali, di piante spinose e di conchiglie, fino ad arrivare alla spine del biancospino in alcune parti d’Europa. La scelta degli ami da pesca deve essere basata sulla fauna ittica presente nello spot di pesca, tenendo a mente che non sarà il pescatore a scegliere la preda che si farà ingannare dall’innesco. E’ possibile effettuare una selezione delle prede in base agli ami da pesca utilizzati? La risposta è in parte affermativa. Utilizzando ami da pesca di dimensioni contenute, sarà permesso a tutti i pesci (grandi e piccoli) di allamarsi, con la conseguenza di portare a guadino esemplari non desiderati. Con ami da pesca di dimensioni maggiori si eviterà di catturare tutti i pesci che dispongono di un apparato boccale tale da non permettere l’ingestione di quel tipo di innesco. N.B. spesso si assisterà al paradosso di allamare esemplari di dimensioni davvero modeste con ami da pesca generosi: è’ il mistero della pesca. La scelta degli ami da pesca giusti è fondamentale per la buona riuscita di una battuta: come è possibile scegliere l’ amo giusto? Lo sviluppo della tecnologia ha portato un notevole miglioramento di questo componente. Se in passato era ritenuto fondamentale l’utilizzo di ami da pesca con grandi dimensioni per la cattura di prede importanti , oggi si assiste alla tendenza inversa: il continuo aggiornamento di questo piccolo strumento ha permesso di scendere notevolmente nella misura utilizzata, che, rendendo possibile un movimento più naturale delle esche, ha reso possibile un maggior numero di abboccate. (Nel Big Game era impensabile non utilizzare almeno ami da pesca 10/0; oggi invece si preferiscono dimensioni che variano tra 6/0 e 8/0) I principali fattori che influenzano la scelta degli ami da pesca: <ul> <li>• Gli ami da pesca con la paletta sono impiegati per prede non di grandi dimensioni, ma, in compenso, possiedono un filo molto sottile. Un terminale di diametro elevato non consente di effettuare nodi su questo tipo di ami.</li> <li>• Gli ami da pesca con occhiello sono utilizzati per le prede più combattive perchè è possibile utilizzare nodi molto resistenti per il loro inserimento all’interno del sistema pescante. L’occhiello permette giunzioni anche con terminali importanti.</li> <li>• La curvatura dell’amo è importante per due fattori: la penetrazione all’interno dell’apparato boccale della preda ; l’utilizzo di esche con dimensioni maggiori</li> <li>• La svergolatura, che è la presenza di un dislivello tra la punta dell’amo ed il gambo (è ciò che ci permette di definire un amo “storto”). Per valutare se un amo è svergolato, basta appoggiarlo su piano e notare se la punta è rivolta verso l’alto od il basso.</li> <li>• L’amo autoferrante è contraddistinto dalla forma a “G” ed è utilizzato per la pesca di esemplari notevoli che, in seguito all’abboccata, compiono una fuga repentina. Non richiedono la ferrata da parte del pescatore.</li> <li>• L’amo non autoferrante, a seguido dell’abboccata del pesce, si appunterà leggermente all’interno della bocca della preda: occorrerà una ferrata energica per assicurarsi un buon combattimento.</li> <li>• Un amo a gambo lungo è da preferirsi per effettuare inneschi di vermi, lombrichi ed altre esche con forma allungata. La nota negativa è il fatto che l’eccessiva lunghezza del gambo comporta un minor angolo di penetrazione nell’apparato boccale del pesce.</li> <li>Un amo a gambo corto sarà generalmente preferibile nei combattimenti con grosse prede per la migliore penetrazione all’interno della bocca. E’ sconsigliato per inneschi di vermi ed anellidi in quanto rovinerebbe l’esca in breve tempo.</li> <li>• La grandezza dell’amo da utilizzare si basa su una doppia scelta: un’esca con dimensioni importanti richiede naturalmente un amo di generose dimensioni; una preda con una piccola bocca non consente invece l’utilizzo di ami troppo grandi.</li> <li>• Il filo dell’amo deve esser bilanciato al tipo di prede ed al tipo di esche. Un amo con filo sottile renderà più naturale il movimento delle esche ma si spezzerà durante i combattimenti più difficili; un amo con filo spesso sarà utilizzato con pesci combattivi, ma non con esche vive (come i gamberetti nella pesca della spigola) che morirebbero in pochi minuti.</li> <li>• La presenza o meno dell’ardiglione per ottenere la possibilità effettuare il catch and release in tutta facilità.</li> </ul> TRABUCCO SHINKEN AMI AKURA 6315 - MISURA 12 Amo nichelato, a filo tondo medio-fine, con curvatura tonda, microardiglione e punta ad ago affilata chimicamente per una ferrata sicura. Ottimo per l’utilizzo in tutti i tipi di pesca sia in acqua dolce che in mare. Esche consigliate: bigattino, verme, mais, caster, ver de vase. <h2>VISUALIZZA TUTTI I NOSTRI PRODOTTI NELLA CATEGORIA <a href="http://www.pescaesub.biz/183-trabucco-ami">AMI - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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<h2>TRABUCCO sea fishing hooks </h2> Fishing hooks play a vital role in the fishing system: they are the link between the fisherman and his prey. They are a very ancient tool, used since the Stone Age. Initially, the structure was made of wood, a material, however, not suited to its intended purpose; later it was improved by the use of animal bones, spiny plants and shells, even to the thorns of the hawthorn tree in some parts of Europe. The choice of fishing hooks should be based on the fish fauna present in the fishing spot, keeping in mind that it is not the angler who will be fooled by the bait. Is it possible to make a prey selection based on the fishing hooks used? The answer is partly affirmative. By using small fishing hooks, all fish (large and small) will be allowed to lure, resulting in unwanted specimens being brought to the wade. Using larger fishing hooks will avoid catching all fish that have a mouthparts such that ingestion of that type of bait will not be possible. N.B. one will often witness the paradox of luring really modest-sized specimens with generous fishing hooks: it is' the mystery of fishing. Choosing the right fishing hooks is critical to the success of a line: how is it possible to choose the 'right hook? The development of technology has brought a significant improvement in this component. If in the past it was considered essential to use fishing hooks with large dimensions for catching important prey , today we are witnessing the opposite trend: the continuous updating of this small tool has made it possible to go down considerably in the size used, which, by making possible a more natural movement of the bait, has made it possible to get more bites. (In Big Game it was unthinkable not to use at least 10/0 hooks; today, however, sizes ranging from 6/0 to 8/0 are preferred.) The main factors influencing the choice of fishing hooks: <ul> <li>- Paddle fishing hooks are used for prey that are not large in size, but, on the other hand, possess a very thin wire. A large diameter terminal does not allow knots to be tied on this type of hook.</li> <li>- Eyelet fish hooks are used for more combative prey because very strong knots can be used for their insertion within the fishing system. The eyelet allows splices even with large terminals.</li> <li>- The curvature of the hook is important for two factors: penetration inside the prey's mouthparts ; the use of bait with larger size</li> <li>- Warping, which is the presence of a difference in height between the hook tip and the shank (this is what allows us to call a hook "crooked"). To assess whether a hook is warped, simply lay it on flat and note whether the tip is pointing up or down.</li> <li>- Theself-fertilizing hook is distinguished by its "G" shape and is used for fishing for sizable specimens that make an abrupt escape following the bite. They do not require shoeing by the angler.</li> <li>- Thenon-self-ferring hook, following the biting of the fish, will pin slightly inside the mouth of the prey: a vigorous shoeing will be needed to ensure a good fight.</li> <li>- A long shank hook is preferable for baiting worms, earthworms and other baits with an elongated shape. The downside is the fact that excessive shank length results in a lower angle of penetration into the fish's mouthparts.</li> <li>A short shank hook will generally be preferable in fights with large prey because of the better penetration inside the mouth. It is not recommended for hooking worms and annelids as it will ruin the bait in a short time.</li> <li>- The size of the hook to be used is based on a double choice: a bait with a large size naturally requires a generously sized hook; on the other hand, a prey with a small mouth does not allow the use of hooks that are too large.</li> <li>- The hook thread must be balanced to the type of prey and the type of bait. A hook with thin wire will make bait movement more natural but will break during the most difficult fights; a hook with thick wire will be used with combative fish, but not with live bait (such as shrimp in bass fishing) that would die within minutes.</li> <li>- The presence or absence of thebarb to obtain the possibility to perform catch and release with ease.</li> </ul> TRABUCCO AKURA HOOKS 6315 - SIZE 14 Nickel-plated, medium-fine round wire hook with round curvature, micro barb and chemically sharpened needle point for a sure ferrata. Excellent for use in all types of fishing in both freshwater and sea. Recommended baits: chum, worm, corn, caster, ver de vase. SIZES AVAILABLE 10 - 12 - 14 - 16 - 18 - 20 - 22 PRICES ITEM 025-20-100 - SIZE 10 - PRICE € 1.87 ART. 025-20-120 - SIZE 12 - PRICE € 1.87 ART. 025-20-140 - SIZE 14 - PRICE € 1.87 ITEM 025-20-160 - SIZE 16 - PRICE € 1,87 ITEM 025-20-180 - SIZE 18 - PRICE € 1,87 ITEM 025-20-200 - SIZE 20 - PRICE € 1,87 ART. 025-20-220 - SIZE 22 - PRICE € 1,87 <h2>VIEW ALL OUR PRODUCTS IN THE CATEGORY <a href="https://www.pescaesub.biz/en/183-">AMI - TRABUCCO</a></h2>

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