Name: Umpqua Waddington Shank - 45mm
Brand: Umpqua
SKU: 80061295
Price: 10.49 USD
Availability: InStock

Umpqua Waddington Shank - 45mm - 80061295

By Umpqua

$10.49

(49 Reviews)

Model

80061295

Store

Cabelas

Manufacturer

Umpqua

Detail

Give your fly an articulated swimming motion with Umpqua Waddington Shank. Stainless steel heavy wire holds up to a heavy casting workload and hungry strikes. Doubled-up construction allows for easy linking. Waddington Shank features an up-turned leading eye. Adds an articulated swimming motion to flies Stainless steel heavy wire Doubled-up construction allows for easy linking Up-turned leading eye

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