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Rubber Bugger, Cone Head, Olive

Item #: 615019607
Your Price: $2.85

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The Olive Cone Head Rubber Bugger is a more subtle and natural color but the wiggle that is produced by its unique rubber body materials is anything but subtle. This streamer shimmies and shakes as it swims, attracting attention and strikes from waiting predators. Fish it for trout, bass, and virtually anything else that swims.

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