Nikko Sinking Leech – Obsidian (#530)
3.8″ in length. 5 pieces per pack.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 3.8 inches |
| Quantity per pack | 5 pieces |
| Color | Obsidian |
FAQ
What is the difference between the sinking leech and the regular leech?
The sinking leech has a weighted design to allow it to sink faster in the water, making it suitable for deeper waters or when targeting fish that feed at lower levels.
Is the Obsidian color natural or artificial?
The Obsidian color is a natural dark shade designed to mimic the appearance of natural riverbeds and stones in the water.
Can this leech be used in both freshwater and saltwater?
This leech is designed for freshwater use and may not perform as effectively in saltwater environments.
Edward Bailey –
The sinking leech works well in deeper sections of the river. It stays on the bottom and attracts trout effectively. The obsidian color looks realistic and the weight helps it sink naturally.
Christian Smith –
I’ve used this with success in clear streams. It’s easy to cast and stays in place. A bit heavier than the regular leech, which is good for deeper water fishing.
Trevor Hamilton –
Great addition to my fishing kit. The color matches the riverbed well and the sinking action is smooth. Caught several fish in a single session.