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Description
No self-respecting walleye or bass will pass up a lively leech. Especially an Ike-Con Leech, a 4"L pre-rigged, raspberry-flavored treat that swims with a naturally undulating, corkscrew-like motion. Its hand-poured body imparts realistic action whether cast, drifted, or trolled; pre-rigged with a pair of razor-sharp Mustad® blue hooks, the Ike-Con Leech comes ready to fish and ready to catch even the tail nippers.
Notice--Lead Jigs.The sale of this item may be restricted from ME, NH, VT, or NY.--- Even though you are able to checkout with this item, it will be removed from your order if shipping to a restricted location.
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ancientantelope from
These things are amazingI had purchased these things last winter because I wanted to see how they rigged their soft plastic leeches. We had not used them until this July when we were up to our place in northern Michigan for a four day fishing trip with some of the grandsons. It had been very hot for our latitudes and the bass were not hitting.
We had used our favorites: River Runts, Rapalas, Hula Poppers, and Strike-King frogs but nothing was of much use. On the second evening I tied on one of these babies out of desperation and almost immediately started to hang some really nice bass and large bluegills. Handed them around to our boys and they suddenly got lucky as well. Now these leeches will be on the "top shelf" in our boxes.
Note: The ones with the white tails worked the best for us-by far.
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm -