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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr.

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This downsized version has same great water-chugging action and sharp, fish-catching colors as the Xcalibur® Pop'n Image, plus an extra-loud hollow bead rattle. Sporting a finely detailed finish, the Pop'n Image Jr. is equipped with premium, dressed Xcalibur rotating treble hooks. Length: 2-3/8". Hook size 6. Model X9219
   


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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Threadfin Shad

Threadfin Shad

X9219DTFS

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-01
Your Price (each): $5.49
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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Tennessee Shad

Tennessee Shad

X9219DTS

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-04
Your Price (each): $5.49
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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Baby Bass

Baby Bass

X9219DBB

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-20
Your Price (each): $5.49
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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Citrus Shad

Citrus Shad

X9219DCS

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-24
Your Price (each): $5.49
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Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Bull Frog

Bullfrog

X9219DBF

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-31
Your Price (each): $5.49
In stock
Xcalibur® Pop'n Image Jr. - 5/16 oz - Red Ear Sunfish

Red Ear Sunfish

X9219DRES

2-3/4"

5/16 oz.

 Buoyancy: Floating
Max Diving Depth: 0' 		38-232-029-32
Your Price (each): $5.49
In stock

This downsized version has same great water-chugging action and sharp, fish-catching colors as the Xcalibur® Pop'n Image, plus an extra-loud hollow bead rattle. Sporting a finely detailed finish, the Pop'n Image Jr. is equipped with premium, dressed Xcalibur rotating treble hooks. Length: 2-3/8". Hook size 6. Model X9219
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Hi,

Tennese shad picture looks like 01 & Threadfin shad picture like 04, is it correct?
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 - Mexicali, Mexico
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At this time, the color is correct. See below.
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I would go with the baby bass, I have caught largemouth using it on top and also reeling it in very quickly just beneath the surface.
2 years, 10 months ago
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WilkesKayakFisher
 - North Wilkesboro
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Well my favorites here in Kansas is the Bull Frog, Baby Bass, and the Threadfin Shad. Hope that helps you good luck fishing.
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 - Independence, KS
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