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Korda Basix Spod/Marker Braid 200m - High-Quality Braided Line for Spod and Marker Fishing

High‑strength, low‑stretch braided line designed for both spod and marker carp fishing; 200 m length, 30 lb test, offering excellent visibility, durability, and precise casting performance

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