Michigan Stinger Lightweight Trolling Spoon

About This Item

USES:

  • Among the most popular for walleye, steelhead and salmon fisherman
  • Developed to target cold water species
  • Effective trolling spoon

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • Features a thin design which gives them a fish attracting flutter action
  • Brand : Michigan Stinger
  • Country of Origin : Imported
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  • Web ID: 19MIHUSTNGRBLBRRYLUR
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ModelLength
Scorpion2 1/4"
Standard3 3/4"
Stingray4 1/4"
Magnum4 3/4"

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Great Spoon

This is a great little lure for casting or trolling for rainbow or brown fresh water trout.

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