4 Bait Knife
This Rapala 4 Bait Knife has a serrated upper and razor sharp blade. It is the preferred size for preparing bait and performing other boatside tasks. Open sheath.
$5.19
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This Rapala 4 Bait Knife has a serrated upper and razor sharp blade. It is the preferred size for preparing bait and performing other boatside tasks. Open sheath.
Stainless steel construction, scissors for cutting line, oversized thumb holes, Soft handle grips, Locking handles, Hand lanyard with adjuster
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Cut-resistant K-Steel yarn and non-skid finish, Fits either hand, Machine Washable, Ideal for filleting, scaling, and cutting, Sold individually
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Stainless steel construction keeps this essential tool working for years. A built-in hook file ensures quick and accurate sets.
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Vertical jigging for deep or suspended fish. Pro anglers in their constant quest to outfish the competition sometimes go outside the box to make it to the winners circle. In the heat of summer, when big hawgs are holding on sunken islands and other bottom...