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The LC Series is the first high quality plastic square bill crank bait ever made. Over the last several years, the LC Series crankbait has replaced balsa wood crankbaits in tackle boxes for cover fisherman everywhere. The LC Series is a high floating plastic crankbait that is much more durable than its predecessor wooden crankbaits. The LC Series reigns supreme in heavy hard rocky bottom areas where large bass lurk.
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The easiest way to present your favorite soft plastic in a temptingly horizontal orientation, the Gambler Hover Hook will keep you reeling in fish while other anglers are digging for their nail weights. An indispensable asset for anglers targeting challenging suspended fish, the Hover Hook is constructed with a sticky sharp 90-degree hook to suspend your soft jerkbaits and other finesse plastics in a natural horizontal position that feeding bass find irresistible.
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