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Mepps Aglia Plain Treble Hook Spinners, #1, 1/8 oz.

Item # 412032
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Key Features

  • Smaller profile than dressed spinners

  • Perfect for panfish and small stream trout


Our Price   $2.99

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Product Description
mepps Lure size is important. Generally smaller lures bring in smaller fish, while bigger lures hook bigger fish. The plain Aglia has a smaller profile than dressed spinners, but they bring in more fish when going for panfish and small stream trout.
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Specifications
Model B1
Size 1/8 oz
Quantity 1

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Mepps Aglia Plain Treble Hook Spinners, #1, 1/8 oz.
 
5.0

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6/5/2012
 
5.0

Great lure

By sloopjohnb

from brooklyn ny

About Me Avid Fisher

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Pros

  • Easy To Handle
  • Easy To Store
  • Good For Variety Of Fish

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Fresh Water

    Comments about Mepps Aglia Plain Treble Hook Spinners, #1, 1/8 oz.:

    I've used this size and the 1/12th ounce for small stream trout for years. The Mepps can get some really vicious strikes.

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    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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