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Buy from Amazon $8.49$4.95 $7.50 $6.50 $5.50 $4.50 Apr Jul Oct Jan Apr Jul Oct Jan Apr Jul 2014 2015 $7.99, Jan 6 - Apr 11$7.99, Jan 6 - Apr 11$5.85, Mar 31 - May 22$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$5.85, Mar 31 - May 22$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$7.10, May 23 - Jun 25$8.49, Aug 16 - Aug 17$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$6.33, Aug 18 4:01 pm$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$5.86, Aug 19 - Sep 25$8.49, Jan 14 - Jan 19$8.49, Apr 30 - Feb 11$8.49, Jan 14 - Jan 19$6.19, Feb 12 - Apr 24$6.19, Feb 12 - Apr 24$6.07, Feb 14 4:51 pm$6.19, Feb 19 - Feb 28$6.19, Feb 12 - Apr 24$6.19, Apr 27 - Jun 25$6.07, May 16 - Jun 10$6.07, May 16 - Jun 10$4.95, Jun 27 - Aug 10$6.07, May 16 - Jun 10OOS $4.95, Aug 12 - Aug 14$6.07, May 16 - Jun 10$4.95, Aug 16 11:09 am$8.49, Aug 18 - Mar 7$6.07, May 16 - Jun 10$8.49, Aug 18 - Mar 7$6.62, Sep 12 3:06 pm$8.49, Aug 18 - Mar 7$8.41, Sep 20 - Sep 26$8.49, Aug 18 - Mar 7OOS $8.49, Mar 18 6:30 pm$8.49, Mar 30 - Apr 16 35,243849,156 1,171,875 390,625 Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2015 2016

Price Details

New

Last Seen $8.49 Apr 16, '16
Highest $8.49 Mar 30, '16
Lowest $4.95 Aug 16, '15
Average $8.49 (30d avg)
$8.49 (90d avg)
$8.49 (180d avg)
$7.54 (365d avg)
$7.83 (Lifetime average)
Added Jan 6, 2014

3rd Party New

Last Seen $8.41 Sep 26, '15
Highest $8.49 Jan 14, '15
Lowest $5.85 Mar 31, '14
Average $6.21 (365d avg)
$6.86 (Lifetime average)
Added Jan 6, 2014

Sales Rank

30 day average: 315,437
90 day average: 316,934

Product Description

Start on any high mountain lake. Follow the water through countless rivers that increase in size before finally reaching ocean estuaries. Continue to the beach, pass the near shore structure, and head into the blue water. At any point in the journey you can catch fish on a Krocodile, whether the fish are trout or bass, salmon or stripers, bluefish or calicos, halibut or tuna. It's been that way for generations. The Krocodile operates on a simple premise: big fish eat smaller fish. Year in and year out, the Krocodile proves itself to be the most productive spoon ever built. It can be cast and retrieved, jigged over structure, or trolled. Choose the size that best mirrors available forage, then pick the perfect finish from an extensive palette.

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