ECOastal Stripping Basket
ECOastal Stripping Basket
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Lightweight and ergonomic, the Sondergaard ECOastal Stripping Basket combines sustainable materials with practical design for serious fly anglers. Flexible spikes keep your line organized and tangle-free, while the half-open tray gives you full visibility of your fly line during the cast. The adjustable velcro belt secures the basket comfortably at your waist, leaving both hands free to focus on your presentation. Built for all-day comfort and reliability on the water.
- Adjustable belt with velcro attachment allows quick position adjustments.
- 12 drain holes
- Removable spikes
- Integrated rod rest
- Made with biodegradable materials
- Made in Denmark
- Replacement Spikes and Belts Available
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