Thomas Fighting Fish Spoon Gold Red; 1/4 oz.

Thomas Fighting Fish, The Thomas Fighting Fish is one unique fish catcher. The embossed scale pattern combined with jewelry-quality plated finishes create a highly reflective flash that attracts all types of gamefish, especially trout, and triggers them to strike. For best results, use a slow stop and go retrieve. An occasional sharp twitch of the rod tip can really draw hard strikes!.

Thomas Lures Buoyant Minnow Spoon, Sunrise Copper

Thomas Lures Fighting Fish 1/4 Nkl : Fishing Spinners And Spinnerbaits : Sports & Outdoors

Acme Tackle Kastmaster Fishing Lure Spoon Gold 1/4 oz.

A great selection of 3 top performing 1/8 Oz painted finish lures, including Kastmaster, Little Cleo and Phoebe. These top performing lures will work great in fresh water and salt water applications.

Acme Trout Spoon Multi Pack 1/4oz Metallic 3 Pack

The Thomas Buoyant minnow is unsurpassed as one deadly trout and salmon lure! First issued a U.S. patent in 1946, the Buoyant is an erratic-action wobbler that imitates the darting motion of a frantic, fleeing baitfish. This action, combined with jewelry-quality finishes, creates a spoon that entices even the wariest of trout or salmon, and many other types of game fish, into striking. Our Largest 5/8 oz.

Thomas Buoyant Spoon Pearl White; 1/6 oz.

Cyclone Wobbler Casting/Trolling Spoon, 1 3/4, 1/4 oz, Copper : Fishing Spoons : Sports & Outdoors

Thomas Lures Buoyant Spoon

Thomas Buoyant Spoon - Perch

The Thomas Buoyant minnow is unsurpassed as one deadly trout and salmon lure! First issued a U.S. patent in 1946, the Buoyant is an erratic-action wobbler that imitates the darting motion of a frantic, fleeing baitfish. This action, combined with jewelry-quality finishes, creates a spoon that entices even the wariest of trout or salmon, and many other types of game fish, into striking. Our Largest 5/8 oz.

Thomas Buoyant Spoon Lightning Flash Black; 1/6 oz.

Thomas EP Spoon Lure, Trout Lure

Thomas Lures Fighting Fish 1/4 Nkl

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