Strike King KVD 8" Bull Worm Red Bug

Strike King KVD Perfect Plastic 8" Bull Worm OPT_Red Bug

$5.79

The Strike King Perfect Plastics KVD 8” Bull Worm is made from their exclusive blend of ingredients which make them the softest, saltiest plastics ever! The KVD Bull Worm is a GIANT worm with a Beveled Bubble Tail designed to go BIG for those giant fish! They are also equipped with Strike King’s exclusive Coffee Scent technology which helps mask human scent and oils and attracts fish to bite. These are made using Strike King’s NEW Open Pour Technology, allowing these worms to have a more exciting color combination than EVER imagined!

 

 

 

6 per pack
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