3oz Silver Fishing Spoons Treble Hook Krocodile style Fish hard Jig Lure lot

$ 5.99

4.6 (661) In stock

Description

Spoon jigs work best for larger predators such as northern pike, largemouth bass, muskies, walleye, salmon, trout and many others. With a treble Hook.

Start on any high mountain lake. Follow the water through countless rivers that increase in size before finally reaching ocean estuaries. Continue to the beach, pass the near shore structure, and head into the blue water. At any point in the journey you can catch fish on a Krocodile, whether the fish are trout or bass, salmon or stripers, bluefish or calicos, halibut or tuna. It's been that way for generations. The Krocodile operates on a simple premise: big fish eat smaller fish.

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Start on any high mountain lake. Follow the water through countless rivers that increase in size before finally reaching ocean estuaries. Continue to the beach, pass the near shore structure, and head into the blue water. At any point in the journey you can catch fish on a Krocodile, whether the fish are trout or bass, salmon or stripers, bluefish or calicos, halibut or tuna. It's been that way for generations. The Krocodile operates on a simple premise: big fish eat smaller fish.

Luhr Jensen Krocodile Spoons 1/6 / Fluorescent Chartreuse/Green UV

Start on any high mountain lake. Follow the water through countless rivers that increase in size before finally reaching ocean estuaries. Continue to the beach, pass the near shore structure, and head into the blue water. At any point in the journey you can catch fish on a Krocodile, whether the fish are trout or bass, salmon or stripers, bluefish or calicos, halibut or tuna. It's been that way for generations. The Krocodile operates on a simple premise: big fish eat smaller fish.