Width :18mm Length :2cm Type :Triple Quantity :6 Short and Long Handle Needles Every needle produced is the product of a certain experience.

The type of fish group you will hunt, the place where you will hunt and the nature conditions are the elements you should pay attention to in your needle selection.

For example, using a short-handled needle where a long-handled needle should be used does not necessarily give positive results.

Because the fishing behavior of fish varies according to their species.

Some eat by ripping off their food, some by grinding it, others by swallowing it directly.

As is known, we call those who pluck and destroy predatory fish.

These predatory fish have terrible tooth structures, which require the use of long-handled needles.

In some types of fish that eat their food by grinding, it is necessary to use short-handled needles.

Cross Needle and Straight Needles According to some, Cross Needle is more hunter.

Cross needles have more potential to stick into the fish's mouth than straight needles.

Even if the fish that swallows the food feels the needle and tries to spit it back out, it is difficult to get it out of the mouth because the pointed tip of the cross needle is constantly facing up.

It cannot be said that there is no predator in its straight needles, it is effective in straight needles.

There are cases where straight needles are advantageous, for example, the fish is easier to remove from its mouth than the cross needle.

In some cases, successful results are obtained with straight needles and in some cases with cross needles.

Circle Needles While these needles are frequently preferred in the Far East, they are not in demand in our country.

But when we examine the Circle needle, it seems that we do not give it enough value.

Because these needles have the potential to be stuck in the mouth of the fish almost without leashing due to their structure.

The reason for this is that the spike looks at the body at a 90-degree right angle and can easily attach to the chin while taking fish food and leaving.