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Tarpon Toad, Bunny, Purple

Item #: 615019802
Your Price: $4.45

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The Purple Tarpon Toad Bunny is an impressionistic pattern. The rabbit fur tail gives it great motion in the water and the solid deep purple color makes it a perfect option for tarpon and other big inshore saltwater species in low light or low visibility.

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