Luhr Jensen 1303-506-0131 Super Duper Casting/Trolling Spoon, 1

$ 4.99

4.6 (562) In stock

Description

Original U-shaped design Top performance either casting or trolling A deep selection of finishes assures the Super Duper will perform on your local

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In the world of trout fishing, if there ever was an America's Lure it may very well be the Super Duper. Its unconventional U shaped design catches water and creates a swimming action game fish find irresistible. Equally effective cast or trolled on light line, the Super Duper will take trout, bass and panfish. A deep selection of finishes assures the Super Duper will perform on your local waters.

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