Strike King Rage Thumper Worm Black

Strike King Rage Thumper Worm_Black

$6.99

The Strike King Rage Thumper Worm is designed to have a rapid flicker rate thanks to the Rage Tail design. The Thumper Worm features action joints to increase the "Thump" by the tail movement. Strike King added a score line on the Tail to allow you to turn this worm into a Cut Tail Worm. The Rage Thumper is the ultimate deep water worm.

 

All Rage Tail baits are packaged in individual clam shell packages to hold it shape until use. This means high quality and NO deformed bodies! All Rage Tails also feature the Strike King exclusive coffee scent!!

 

 

 

Length Weight
7" 10
10" 7
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If you haven’t received your order within 7 days of receiving your shipping confirmation email, please contact us at orders@dynamicmarinetackleshop.com with your name and order number, and we will look into it for you.
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