Fishing Spoon Rigs DIY s DIY Acceessoires Parts Fishing Making

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With a lifelike look and strike-triggering rattle, this is the noisiest minnow-imitating jigging spoon around. Vertical jig it around weeds, rocks and submerged structure where the rattle will lure lunkers in and the action teams with realistic appearance to entice the strike. The exposed brass Buck-Shot rattle chamber thumps, clatters and makes plenty of fish-attracting noise. Molded from lead and finished in a Holographic 3-D Baitfish Image for maximum flash and lifelike reflection.

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A 200 pieces fishing accessories kit includes all necessary parts for lure making except fishing line. Everything in one kit so you don't have to look

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A great option for catching fluke when conditions make jigging difficult, the Jigging World Fluke Spoon Rigs have just the right look and action to fill your cooler with doormats. The Jigging World Fluke Spoons are perfect for days when heavy winds cause the drift to be too fast to hold bottom. On days like this, simply allow these rigs to drag through the water with enough weight to hold them close to the bottom.

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