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DIY Walleye Rig Making Kit for Bass and Trout Fishing with 210pcs Pieces

Name: lindy
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FISHING LURES MAKING KIT - 210pcs Fishing Accessories Kit includes 40pcs foam floats, 50pcs stacked beads, 20pcs spinner blades, 50pcs fishing beads, 10pcs octopus hooks, 40pcs clevis, all settled in a divided box, easy to store and carry
PREMIUM MATERIAL - All the spinner blades, foam floats and clevises are made of premium copper with lacquer coated and foam material, anti-corrosion and anti-rust, reliable enough for reuse
SPINNER BLADES - Rotatable bright blades creating continuous flash and vibration to imitate lifelike swimming action of small fish, helping to attract big fish
EASY TO SET UP - Take a spinner blade through the wire shaft, then add a fishing bead under the spinner blade and put a appropraite weight next.Add the fishing hooks in the end and then wrap the wire around with pliers to keep the accessories slip down and you can go fishing with the lures you make
ENJOY DIY FISHING- JOGFFDE 210pcs DIY Lure Making Kit contains assortment lure supplies suitable for novice to the most experienced angler to make or customize your own rig or inline spinner. Enjoy your DIY fishing trip