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Howk Tunastick 120

Name: Howk Tunastick 120
Brand: Fin Culture

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£39.95

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The Howk Tunastick is a sinking stickbait. It withstands the most aggressive jerks, can be retrieved at very high speeds and makes the perfect movement to captivate the attention, and provoke the attack of the fastest predatory fish. Made from compacted epoxy resin with a single-piece stainless steel core, providing superior strength for targeting fish up to 300 kg. Ideal for targeting predators at different water depths, remaining effective even on the sink, and especially suited for fish feeding on small prey Designed for high-speed retrieves, with erratic “walking the dog” or S-shaped swimm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FIN CULTURE LTD, number 16849032. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Howk Tunastick 120

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