Icelandic scallop
Occurs in the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans and the North Atlantic. It forms dense colonies in areas of irregular seabed, in areas of active water movement at depths of 5 – 100 m. The shell is large, dense, rounded with a flattened lower shell. Its upper shell is reddish with varying degrees of intensity, while the lower shell is lighter. The maximum size of the shell is 18 cm.
Habitats
Current baits / lures
Norwegian Sea
Red Man tackles
Tiny Fish 4-008
Soft plastic lures
Handmade
Foam-rubber fish 001
Soft plastic lures
Handmade
Foam-rubber fish 002
Soft plastic lures
Heaven Creek
Maggot 4-005
Soft plastic lures
Heaven Creek
Maggot 4-001
Soft plastic lures
Zeiman
Lurker 100-07
Pilkers
Oceanic Tackles
Pilker №1-250
Pilkers
Jax
Bond 125-01
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-04
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 500
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 110
Pilkers
Kriger Fish
Hunter 450-5
Pilkers
Kriger Fish
Hunter 300-5
Pilkers
Kraken
Fluorespilk 235
Pilkers
Sorvik
Stor Fisk L33-600 #18
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-300 #18
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #5
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #16
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #18
Giant shads
Lynns
Jelly Worm 160 - 05
Silicon sea worms
Red Man tackles
Flying worm 140 - 12
Silicon sea worms
Red Man tackles
Flying worm 140 - 06
Silicon sea worms
Red Man tackles
Flying worm 140 - 04
Silicon sea worms
Red Man tackles
Flying worm 140 - 01
Silicon sea worms