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These are made from a 3/4 oz mold - weight may vary. IF NEEDED I CAN REPLACE THE TREBLE HOOK FOR A SINGLE J HOOK. The hook is size 4. These spoons are
The must-have bass baits of the '90s - Major League Fishing
The P-Line Kokanator has a UV Enhanced coating, which helps to amplify the lures original brilliant colors during deep water jigging. For best results use your sonar to locate congregations of Kokanee. Lower the jig to the depth where the fish are holding and start to jig in 2 to 3 foot sweeps. Most strikes will occur on the drop and will feel like a slight tick. 3/4 oz.
P-Line Kokanator Jig
Hot Pink Flutter Spoon
Available in 9 different finishes Bait flutters perfectly Owner trebles with hand-tied flashabou Spro power swivels, and worth split rings.
Lake Fork Flutter Spoon
The P-Line Kokanator has a UV Enhanced coating, which helps to amplify the lures original brilliant colors during deep water jigging. For best results use your sonar to locate congregations of Kokanee. Lower the jig to the depth where the fish are holding and start to jig in 2 to 3 foot sweeps. Most strikes will occur on the drop and will feel like a slight tick. 3/4 oz.
P-Line Kokanator Jig
Spoon Baits, Hard Baits
Spoon Baits, Hard Baits
Spoons
Nichols Lures FS3-118 5 Lake Fork Flutter Spoon Blue Shad, 1 1/8 oz : Sports & Outdoors
Change it up with the highly versatile PK Lures Rattling Spoon! This rattle spoon features a new brass rattle chamber that is over-sized and creates an enticing sound that will trigger lightning-fast strikes! You can use it to entice sluggish fish beneath the ice or run it for an aggressive chase in open water, giving the rattle spoon incredibly versatility! Designed in flashy, light-catching colors, the PK Rattle Spoon is excellent in all weather conditions.
Pk Lures Rattling Spoon - 1/4 oz. - Blue Pink Glow
Deep jigging is all the rage, and our flutter lure mold allows you to customize your own lures for all types of tackle and a wide range of species.
Flutter Jig Sz: 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1 oz.
