Strike King Tour Grade Tungsten Drop Shot Weights

Strike King Tour Grade Spinnerbait_Chrome Sexy Shad

$7.99

The Tour Grade spinnerbait features a weight forward head design which allows the bait to come through heavy cover with ease. Naturalistic painted willow blade models allow for more flash of color and match the color pattern of the head and new Perfect Skirt ®. The Tour Grade spinnerbait also features the new Perfect Skirt ® with Magic Tails and a strong, sharp, Gamakatsu ® hook, Spin Eze ® ball bearing swivel and Vibra-Max stainless steel wire for the best action a spinnerbait can get. Tie one on today and see why Strike King has been the leader in spinnerbaits for 50 years!
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If you haven’t received your order within 7 days of receiving your shipping confirmation email, please contact us at orders@dynamicmarinetackleshop.com with your name and order number, and we will look into it for you.
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