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The Berkley PowerBait Saltwater 3'' Rattle Shrimp are deadly for a wide variety of inshore species that feed on shrimp. In addition to the proven PowerBait formula which draws fish in from distance, these plastic shrimp feature a built-in tube rattle which increases vibration and noise. Pre-rigged and weighted for lifelike action. Three pack.

Manufacturer model #: SWCRS3.

   


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Berkley® PowerBait® Saltwater 3'' Rattle Shrimp Softbaits - New Penny - 3 pk.

New Penny

3"

 Quantity: 3
Model: SWCRS3-NP 		38-200-014-13
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Berkley® PowerBait® Saltwater 3'' Rattle Shrimp Softbaits - Natural - 3 pk.

Natural

3"

 Quantity: 3
Model: SWCRS3-NAT 		38-200-014-30
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Berkley® PowerBait® Saltwater 3'' Rattle Shrimp Softbaits - Coastal Candy - 3 pk.

Coastal Candy

3"

 Quantity: 3
Model: SWCRS3-CCA 		38-200-014-34
Your Price (each): $5.99
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The Berkley PowerBait Saltwater 3'' Rattle Shrimp are deadly for a wide variety of inshore species that feed on shrimp. In addition to the proven PowerBait formula which draws fish in from distance, these plastic shrimp feature a built-in tube rattle which increases vibration and noise. Pre-rigged and weighted for lifelike action. Three pack.

Manufacturer model #: SWCRS3.

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You can swim this bait but twitching really gets the rattles working and attracts the fish.
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 - Williamstown, N.J.
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It looks like a sinder when you twitch it. Total trash
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Either way this bait will produce.
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