By A Mystery Man Writer
Expanding the range of exceptionally popular Rage Tail Series plastics, the Strike King Midsize Rage Bug provides anglers with an intermediate profile
Strike King Midsize Rage Bug
Strike King Rage Ned Bug Rage Tail lure has a unique and exclusive tail design and is engineered like no other soft plastic bait. Each is designed with a specific purpose and uses customized hi-grade plastics for superior action. You won't believe the splash, noise or other action that each Rage Tail has! Features The Strike King Rage Ned Bug is a smaller, 2 1/2 inch version of the Rage Bug designed for Ned rigging. Classic creature profile and signature Rage Tail flange on the appendages.
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Pitching and flipping has a new go-to bait. The Missile Baits D Bomb is a bulky 4 creature bait with a unique, ribbed body designed to displace lots of water, resulting in a straight fall. The tails sail when left connected or flap wildly when separated. The body is thinner where the hook comes out for easy hook sets, but has a thicker head so the bait stays on the hook.
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Strike King Rage Ned Bug Rage Tail lure has a unique and exclusive tail design and is engineered like no other soft plastic bait. Each is designed with a specific purpose and uses customized hi-grade plastics for superior action. You won't believe the splash, noise or other action that each Rage Tail has! Features The Strike King Rage Ned Bug is a smaller, 2 1/2 inch version of the Rage Bug designed for Ned rigging. Classic creature profile and signature Rage Tail flange on the appendages.
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