Rapala sinking fishing lure with snap on logo on 1 side. Brand new, never used. 2 3/4" long. Weighs 16 1/2 oz. RNR-7 is stock code. Would make nice addition to a collection or to use. Local pickup ok. We do not ship outside the lower 48 states. No trades and will not end auction early. Any questions please ask. Thanks
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