Solvkroken
Solvkroken Stingsilda Holographic
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The world’s most famous herring lure! Very realistic imitations of different fish spawn species. Stingsild is most commonly known as a saltwater lure, but this bad boy will not let you down in the freshwater either when you’re trying to catch large Trout. Available in varies colors including holographic finish.
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Stingsilda Holographic
The world’s most famous herring lure! Very realistic imitations of different fish spawn species. Stingsild is most commonly known as a saltwater lure, but this bad boy will not let you down in the freshwater either when you’re trying to catch large Trout. Available in varies colors including holographic finish.
Solvkroken
The company Solvkroken was established in Skien in 1930. Spesial no. 40 immediately became a great success, and is still one of our best-selling saltwater jig lures. The business expanded and needed larger premises, and in 1954,
Sølvkroken moved to the centre of Arendal. Sea fishing became increasingly popular, and in 1976, the company built new and larger premises at Stoa industrial park right outside Arendal, where we now are located.
Solvkroken is currently a modern enterprise with approximately 60 employees. It is a leading total supplier of angling equipment. We are still manufacturing our lures and jigs at Stoa. Several of our employees are keen
anglers who continually develop new and improved products. The production of lures is, to a large extent, still a handicraft where decor, eye, hook and split ring are assembled manually.
Sølvkroken moved to the centre of Arendal. Sea fishing became increasingly popular, and in 1976, the company built new and larger premises at Stoa industrial park right outside Arendal, where we now are located.
Solvkroken is currently a modern enterprise with approximately 60 employees. It is a leading total supplier of angling equipment. We are still manufacturing our lures and jigs at Stoa. Several of our employees are keen
anglers who continually develop new and improved products. The production of lures is, to a large extent, still a handicraft where decor, eye, hook and split ring are assembled manually.
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