100 pk 5 Senko Style -GREEN PUMPKIN CHART TIP-Soft Plastic Worms SCENT SALT-USA

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What sets ours apart from the rest: highest quality and unique, proven scent Anise Shad. GREEN PUMPKIN CHARTREUSE TIP. These worms are made in the

100 pk 5 Senko Style -GREEN PUMPKIN CHART TIP-Soft Plastic Worms SCENT SALT-USA

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