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Bring in the metal - New Nauvo Spoon

by Rapala Europe 25 Sep 2021 08:20 UTC 18-19 September 2021
Nauvo Spoon © Rapala Europe

It's time to bring in the metal! Rapala's new metal spoon Nauvo swims with a wide, tail-wagging action, calling for the big ones to take on the challenge.

On faster retrieves, Nauvo bursts into an irregular kicking action, breaking the rhythm and adding tons of mesmerizing flash. Finished with realistic HD baitfish patterns, Nauvo is an irresistible treat for pike, salmon, and much more.

Nauvo Spoon
Bring in the metal. Now available in 9.5 cm | 37 g size
€9.95 / £8.49

To buy now, click here.

To learn more visit www.rapala.com/eu-en/rapala/lures/freshwater-casting/nauvo/Nauvo+EU.html

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