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Island x Hellfire 120 - Big Eye Squid

$ 8.99

4.5 (423) In stock

The Hellfire 120 offers anglers a small profile for a multitude of applications. Cast further, cover more water, and penetrate strong headwinds. Draw fish to the surface with the high-pitched rattle and a slashing action created by quick rod twitches. Best fished as a topwater pencil, but has been proven effective jigging off the bottom. Retrieve – Slow/Medium/Fast retrieve with quick rod action. This is a sinking pencil and requires a near constant retrieve to remain on the surface.

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The Hellfire 120 offers anglers a small profile for a multitude of applications. Cast further, cover more water, and penetrate strong headwinds. Draw fish to the surface with the high-pitched rattle and a slashing action created by quick rod twitches. Best fished as a topwater pencil, but has been proven effective jigging off the bottom. Retrieve – Slow/Medium/Fast retrieve with quick rod action. This is a sinking pencil and requires a near constant retrieve to remain on the surface.

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