Ima Glide Fluke 125 Sinking Silver Lining
The Glide Fluke is a two-segmented bait with realistic 3D eyes. It comes in two sizes, 125 and 178. They of them have a similar action, but they do have some key differences in how they act and where best to use them. The smaller bait has a tighter and quicker darting action. 2.8oz.
The Glide Fluke is a two-segmented bait with realistic 3D eyes. It comes in two sizes, 125 and 178. They of them have a similar action, but they do have some key differences in how they act and where best to use them. The smaller bait has a tighter and quicker darting action. 2.8oz.
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Tight, pulsating vibration and rests 3-4 feet above structure The bait acts like a jerkbait and will suspend completely at rest Can be fished like
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The Ima Flit 120 is the effort of endless research and development. Ima combined Michael Murphy’s biology expertise with its own advanced technology and the Flit 120 was born. The Flit 120, named for its erratic fleeing action and 120mm in length, was designed on the basic premise of “matching the hatch.” The ima Jerkbait, designed with a wide back, flat sides, and a narrow stomach, is designed to closely mimic the flat-sided Herring and/or Panfish prey, common in the U.S.
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Featuring a single jointed construction and specifically designed grooved head to optimize action and performance, the Ima Glide Fluke has a great
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