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6th Sense – Spangle Tinsel Jig
Original price was: $5.99.$5.19Current price is: $5.19.Designed in conjunction with world renowned crappie angler, Josh Jones, the Spangle Tinsel Jig was made to attract fish from a distance, especially with forward facing sonar. The shimmer and glow of the tinsels catch the fish’s attention and make them irresistible to eat. The vibrant colors and perfect baitfish size make the Spangle Tinsel Jig a must have in your tackle box.
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Duke Traps – AC32 – Snare – # 2
Original price was: $53.49.$44.88Current price is: $44.88.NOTICE
You must be a licensed trapper to use this trap in CanadaDuke offers a variety of Snares for small and large animals. Snares & Cable Restraints are simple devices made from lengths of cable wire assembled with swivels and secure lock fittings designed to capture a target animal. Typically set up along animal trails, snares provide a secure capture around the neck of the target animal.
# 2 Snare (12) Coyote, Elim
Model: AC32
Description: 7 ft 1×19 5/64”
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6th Sense – Gyro Tail Spinner
Original price was: $9.99.$8.58Current price is: $8.58.The Gyro Tail Spinner offers a bigger profile than most others in its class. Weighing 3/4oz with a 2in. body, this tail spinner will outperform your expectations. The Gyro is perfect for targeting those deeper, suspended fish in tough conditions. You can simply wind it in, yo-yo it, or jig it. The larger profile allowed us to use bigger eyes on the body for added attraction and the body is made from ABS plastic which gives us the ability to apply premium paint schemes and greater detail.
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Native by Carlton – Open Reed Elk Cow Call-Combo Pack
$27.99Mini Mouth
The old fighting cow call body with a stiffer reed set deeper into the call that makes super nasally cow sounds. The heavier reed gives good volume and is user-friendly and hangs up less than the lighter reeds. I’d have to say if I bought just one call on this site this would be it.
Loud Mouth
The loudmouth us just that, loud. We use this as a locator call. For those days you need to cut through the wind or reach a long way on silent mornings. You can cram a ton of air through this and get the big volume that reaches out there. It’s not a finesse call but we use it a lot in trying to stimulate a response, it’s a mainstay on our call lanyard.
