Drennan Pellet Flyer Pellet Waggler
Drennan Pellet Flyer Pellet Waggler - 4g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
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Drennan Pellet Flyer Pellet Waggler - 4g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
A short, clear pellet waggler for fishing shallow on small and medium commercial waters. When carp are up in the water a foot under the surface, a solid painted float stands out badly; a transparent one does not, and that is the whole idea behind the Pellet Flyer.
Short-bodied wagglers normally oscillate in flight. This one does not – the transparent body and the base weight are blended into a single streamlined shape, so even the smallest 2g at 90mm long flies straight and lands where you aimed. A single removable disc weight sets how much of the fluorescent tip you leave showing.
Every size comes with a clear plastic dive disc plus spares, matched to that body diameter. The disc cuts the float's dive on splashdown to a minimum, which avoids scaring fish and gives you an instant read on a bite.
Which size?
- 4g – enough to cast comfortably at normal pellet-waggler range without putting a big splash over the fish.
- 5g – the heaviest in the range, for reaching across a bigger commercial or punching into a headwind.
Specification
- Transparent body blended into the base weight
- Single removable disc weight to adjust the tip showing
- Dive disc plus spares supplied, sized to the body
- As light and buoyant as balsa or foam, and far more durable – it cannot be line or carp damaged
- Range runs 2g, 3g, 4g and 5g
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