Strike King 3X ElazTech Baby Z Too

Strike King 3X ElazTech Baby Z Too

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The Strike King 3X Elaztech Baby Z Too is a slimmed down version of the original Z Too. The Baby Z Too is perfect when you are targetting smallmouth or spotted bass, fishing high pressured lakes, clear water or when fish are targetting smaller bait. With the same great durability we have come to expect from Strike King 3X Elaztech baits, the Baby Z Too gives you the ability to use the same bait all day long. Whether you rig it by itself, as a compact trailer, or on a drop shot, the Strike King 3X Elaztech Baby Z Too is sure to be inhaled by bass everywhere.

 

 

5 Per Pack.
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