Strike King Tour Grade Belly Blade Swimbait Hook

$4.59

The Strike King Tour Grade Belly Blade Swimbait Hook is the best way to add a little flash to your soft plastic lures. It features a premium black nickel needlepoint hook with a stainless steel corkscrew keeper to rig the nose of your bait to for a streamlined, weedless presentation. These have the Strike King high RPM Raz-R-Blade, attached by a ball bearing swivel that will spin fast creating more flash and less lift. The Tour Grade Belly Blade works great in open water on a steady retrieve as well as around shallow cover. Try one, you'll see why it's worthy of a Tour Grade title!

 

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