Bay de Noc Lure Co. Swedish Pimple: Fluorescent Orange Nickel; 1/4 oz.

$ 2.00

4.6 (642) In stock

This type of lure has been widely used in Sweden for over 100 years with exceptional results on both fresh and saltwater fish, year 'round. As a general rule, the larger sizes are for game fish in deep water lakes. The smaller sizes are for panfish in shallow lakes or trout, bass, etc. in rivers. All sizes will produce game fish and panfish if both types inhabit the same waters.

Bay de Noc Swedish Pimple, 1/10 oz, Yellow

This type of lure has been widely used in Sweden for over 100 years with exceptional results on both fresh and saltwater fish, year 'round. As a general rule, the larger sizes are for game fish in deep water lakes. The smaller sizes are for panfish in shallow lakes or trout, bass, etc. in rivers. All sizes will produce game fish and panfish if both types inhabit the same waters.

Bay de Noc 3green Ice Swedish Pimple

VMC 1/8 oz Glow Hot Perch Tingler Spoon - TGS18GHP

Flash More Fish with the Do-Jigger. Size # 3 is great as a spin casting lure in summer for big trout, northern and bass, and the size #1 as a casting or trolling lure for kokanee, jacks, smaller trout and bass. This polished metal spoon flashes in a lazy fluttering motion to whet the appetite of even well fed fish. Use 8 lb. Or 10 lb. Test line to hold the big ones. Use a cable leader only for big pike. Use this lure with an interrupted retrieve, (i.e.

Bay de Noc Do-Jigger, 1/6 oz

This type of lure has been widely used in Sweden for over 100 years with exceptional results on both fresh and saltwater fish, year 'round. As a general rule, the larger sizes are for game fish in deep water lakes. The smaller sizes are for panfish in shallow lakes or trout, bass, etc. in rivers. All sizes will produce game fish and panfish if both types inhabit the same waters.

Bay de Noc 6GLO 2-1/4-Inch Swedish Pimple Jig, 1/2-Ounce

Bay De Noc Lure Co Swedish Pimples

This type of lure has been widely used in Sweden for over 100 years with exceptional results on both fresh and saltwater fish, year 'round. As a general rule, the larger sizes are for game fish in deep water lakes. The smaller sizes are for panfish in shallow lakes or trout, bass, etc. in rivers. All sizes will produce game fish and panfish if both types inhabit the same waters.