• Floating versions.
| Nambas 100 | 100 g • 3-1/3 OZ | 21 cm • 8-1/4" | |
| Nambas 140 | 140 g • 4-2/3 OZ | 23 cm • 9" | |
| Nambas 170 | 170 g • 5-2/3 OZ | 25,5 cm • 10" |
• Sinking versions.
| Nambas 85 S | 85 g • 2-3/4 OZ | 17 cm • 6-2/3" | |
| Nambas 115 S | 115 g • 4 OZ | 21 cm • 8-1/4" | |
| Nambas 165 S | 165 g • 5-1/2 OZ | 23 cm • 9" | |
| Nambas 190 S | 190 g • 6-1/3 OZ | 25,5 cm • 10" |
• Setting advice : Nambas 85 S & 100 Trebles 2/0, Nambas 115 S & 140 Tr. 3/0, Nambas 165 S & 170 Tr. 4/0, Nambas 190 S Tr. 5/0 .
• Handling : "Walking the dog", long pulls, short stops...
• Target fish : Giant Ignobilis, red bass, shark, barracuda...
• Handling : "Walking the dog", long pulls, short stops...
• Target fish : Giant Ignobilis, red bass, shark, barracuda...
The Nambas was born after a trip to Vanuatu islands where the tribe of the Big Nambas lives. The Nambas is a floating stickbait. It is designed for long distance casting thanks a balancing point that is set well to the rear. Therefore only the tip of the nose emerges when the lure is static. This lure needs to be worked in the "walking the dog" motion by alterning short and long pulls. With its long and slim nose the lure can swim under the surface if you give it a stronger pull. This little trick is easy to learn, and it’s very often when a strike happens. Sinking versions are also available.