Strike King Tour Grade Spinnerbait - 1/2oz - Sexy Blue Back Herring

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Featuring an all-new, sleek head design, the Strike King Tour Grade Spinnerbaits deliver reliable performance with premium components throughout. To

Tour Grade Spinnerbait

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Strike King Tour Grade Colorado Turtleback Spinnerbait - The Tour Grade Spinnerbait features a Gamakatsu hook and weight forward head design which allows the bait to come through heavy cover with ease. Naturalistic painted colorado blade models allow for more flash of color. The light wire frame helps produce maximum vibration, paired with a pro-designed, hand-tied skirt.

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The Tour Grade spinnerbait features a weight forward head design which allows the bait to come through heavy cover with ease. Naturalistic painted

Strike King Tour Grade Spinnerbait - 1/2oz - Sexy Blue Back Herring

Why use anything other than a War Eagle Spinnerbait with Double Willow Blades when you absolutely have to catch fish? These War Eagle Spinnerbaits are precisely balanced to perform properly right out of the package, and the layered premium silicone skirts are hand-tied to ensure correct strand orientation. Frames (head, hook, and wire) are plated with either nickel or 24K gold; equipped with Sampo swivels and Mustad NeedlePoint hooks. Made in USA.

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Strike King's top-of-the line buzzbait includes the exciting new Perfect Skirt that blooms wide and even, and the exclusive Magic Tails serve as a trailer. Together they give more action than typical skirts. The Premier Plus also has twin counter rotating blades that create extra lift allowing it to track straight at slower speeds. This also causes the water to spray outwards making a lot of hawg-calling commotion on top.