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Mepps Aglia Brite Plain Treble Spinners AB2BK-S, Every Aglia BRITE component is carefully selected to maximize attraction. Silver blades are plated with genuine silver. Gold blades are polished brass. BRITE bodies provide contrast. BRITE red or fluorescent strike-attractor bead. The classic Mepps Aglia is now available with a brightly colored body. No other lure has caught as many record fish as the Mepps Aglia and the Aglia BRITE is sure to continue this tradition.

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The Black Fury with a plain treble hook is one of the great all-time Mepps spinners. The special Black Fury blade spins closer to the body than the

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Black Fury Bass Drsd Kit, All Mepps Black Furies feature solid brass bodies and blades Mepps #3 Black Fury - White Dot All three of these lures are

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One of the deadliest lures of all time! The legendary Mepps Black Fury Spinner features a specially shaped black blade with bright dots, which creates just enough flash to catch a fish's eye without spooking it. You'll find this legendary inline spinner a great choice for clear water, overcast days, and night fishing, and a real sleeper for lakes and rivers subjected to heavy fishing pressure.

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Comet Tru-V #5 In-Line Spinner by Mepps - Ultraviolet (UV) light is mostly invisible to the human eye, but according to scientific testing, quite visible to many species of fish because their eyes do not have the UV filters human eyes do. That's why fish prefer low light conditions - deep water or shady areas rather than bright sunlight. Fish, as well as insects, have UV patterns to them. Those patterns include both spots and lines. Baitfish, such as shiners and shad, also reflect UV light.

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