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The sharpest spoon in the tackle box - New Harmaja Spoon

by Rapala Europe 2 Oct 2021 07:40 BST
Rapala® Harmaja spoon © Rapala

Treat the fish to a spoonful of mouth-watering metal! The uniquely-shaped Harmaja darts and rolls on the drop, working its charm from the moment it hits the water.

Harmaja's offset body produces an irregular kicking action with wide tail kicks and tons of flash. Finished with realistic HD baitfish patterns for delicious results. It's time to let the big predators know that metal's back on the menu.

Harmaja Spoon
Bring in the metal. Now available in 11.6 cm | 31 g size
€9.95 / £8.49

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