Slow Sinking Corn
£2.65
Slow Sinking Corn
£2.65
- Balanced plastic corn that sinks under the weight of a hook
- Flavour is moulded into the plastic during production
- Comes in four flavours
- Supplied with free matching hair stops
Product Details
This Slow Sinking Corn is the perfect hook bait for fishing over particles, in solid bags or even on its own! Each grain has its flavour combination actually moulded into the plastic, rather than simply soaked in, which makes them quite different from other plastic products on the market. There are four flavour combinations available, IB, Banoffee, Citrus Zing and Fruity Squid. These are classic blends of flavours that the Korda team has been using for decades in some cases! Each variant is a different colour, so you're sure to find one that suits your angling in the range. The buoyancy has been engineered so that the corn sinks ever so slowly, giving perfect presentation over light particles like natural corn, or groundbait and stick mix. You get 12 pieces of corn per pack and free matching hair stops too!
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