6th Sense Rattle-X Glass Rattles

The Rattle-X Glass Rattles will be a great addition to your terminal tackle box. If you want your soft plastics to have a little sound when you're hopping them on the bottom, dragging them, swimming them, or burning them on top, then the Rattle-X is for you. Simply insert the Rattle-X into your favorite soft plastic to create a unique fish attracting rattle and vibration not found in other silent, lifeless soft plastics.

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The 6th Sense Peg-X Weight Stoppers are perfect for pegging your weight to your fishing line. Simply thread your line through the top loop above the stopper and slide the Peg-X over your line - these are great for flipping bushes or heavy vegetation. All weight stoppers come attached together so you can spend less time rigging and more time fishing. These innovative stoppers are the new generation of weight pegging.

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Terminal Tackle Beads/Rattles

Designed for durability and increased hook up ratio, the Treble Head offers a unique design that allows you to easily rig your favorite soft plastic

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