Tackle Tactics
TT Fishing Flashpoint+ Tail Spinner Lure 43mm Flamin' Shad
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https://www.bcf.com.au/p/tt-fishing-flashpoint-tail-spinner-lure-43mm-flamin-shad/699999.html
$13.59
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$15.99
Ends
09/08/26
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Colour Flamin' Shad
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When it comes to attracting big fish, the TT Fishing FlashPoint+ Tail Spinner speaks for itself! This compact presentation combines ideal casting weight with an abundance of flash and vibration, making it perfect for targeting bass, golden perch, redfin, trout, and more.
Featuring a sleek baitfish profile, the FlashPoint+ sways enticingly on the retrieve. Thanks to a quality ball bearing swivel, the tail-mounted blade spins smoothly, generating both flash and vibration during retrieval and while sinking. Plus, with a premium Owner black nickel chemically sharpened hook, you’ll enjoy solid hook sets, even during those subtle miss hit bites that can often slip away.Whether you’re using it as a search bait for long casts or vertically fishing over structure, bait, or schooled fish, this tail spinner is a must have in your tackle box.
Featuring a sleek baitfish profile, the FlashPoint+ sways enticingly on the retrieve. Thanks to a quality ball bearing swivel, the tail-mounted blade spins smoothly, generating both flash and vibration during retrieval and while sinking. Plus, with a premium Owner black nickel chemically sharpened hook, you’ll enjoy solid hook sets, even during those subtle miss hit bites that can often slip away.Whether you’re using it as a search bait for long casts or vertically fishing over structure, bait, or schooled fish, this tail spinner is a must have in your tackle box.
Features
- Premium Owner black nickel chemically sharpened hook
- Subtle vibration combined with the proven strike-inducing tail blade flash
- Aggressive looking baitfish profile
- Ball bearing swivel ensures smooth movement, even at slow speeds
- Great addition for targeting bass, yellowbelly, redfin, trout, and many other species