Lund Boats Large Bait/lure Box Bag - Storage - Fishing - Tackle on 2040-parts.com
Hennepin, Illinois, United States
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Lund Medium Bait/Lure bag for Sport Track Velcro and carry handle on back allows joining of 2 bags back to back when they are not on the sport track system. Each bag holds 2 lure boxes. This does not require a separate pro track bracket and it will hook directly to your flat or angled sport track system! 13.5" x 8.5" x 4" |
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