The Worm 4 Junior: A Dependable Choice for Any Angler

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The Worm 4 Junior: A Dependable Choice for Any Angler

Large canned Mealworm type worm bait Good to use when fish are feeding on larvae or grub type foods and can be used for a wide variety of panfish,

Fisher's Choice: Super Worms, 70 g / 2.4 oz, natural

The Worm 4 Junior: A Dependable Choice for Any Angler

The Angler’s Choice 4.0 Cross Hair Worm is a new twist on the old standard 4-inch drop shot worm. This hand-made worm features a thicker head and tapers down to a flat pointed tail for superior action that’s great for a number of finesse techniques. The unique tail design has a thin ridge, or “rudder” on it as well to give you a little more rigidity and help the bait track correctly in current.

Anglers Choice Cross Hair Watermelon Purple Neon 4

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The Worm 4 Junior: A Dependable Choice for Any Angler

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Three Essential Largemouth Bass Setups - On The Water

The Flambeau Wild Bite Adventure Kit. American fish species - Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, or Rainbow Trout. Each kit includes a 25 piece tackle assortment and educational pocket guide on how and where to fish for all three species regardless of the species on the lid. Features a plastic, easy-to-operate spade and plier multi-tool. Snapped together the tool creates a functional trowel for young anglers to experience the excitement of digging for their own bait.

Flambeau Outdoors Wild Bite Fishing Tackle Box Kit

Best Walleye Lures for Fishing - Wired2Fish

Large canned Mealworm type worm bait Good to use when fish are feeding on larvae or grub type foods and can be used for a wide variety of panfish,

Fisher's Choice: Super Worms, 70 g / 2.4 oz, natural

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