Freshwater Bass Fishing Tackle

The Japanese made Fish Arrow Flash J Shad is a finesse bait in a category of its' own.  The sleek pin tail design with a foil insert gives this bait a lifelike appearance that fools fish into biting.  It has realistic eyes, detailed fish scale pattern, thin rear section for increased tail vibration, and a foil insert for a 3D effect.  There are many great colors to choose from to match the forage in your area.

8 per pack

The Picasso Buzz Saw Buzzbait is a double blade design for those times when you want maximum noise in your buzzbait presentation.  Made with a super tough .051 wire you won't constantly have to re-tune after each catch.  The counter rotating blades provide fast planing and straight tracking.  

Complete with a Mustad Ultra Point Hook and long lasting Duraseal coating.  When you need to make a big disturbance to bring in big bass, the Picasso Buzz Saw Buzzbait will excel at the job.

Available in 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 oz. sizes.

1 per package

Why Buy the Yamamoto 3.75" Shad Shape Worm?

The Yamamoto 3.75" Shad Shape Worm is a versatile finesse bait that combines the ribbed texture of a Senko with a realistic shad-like profile — a combination that was a proven fish-catcher in Japan long before its North American release. Its salt-impregnated body produces a smooth, natural fall rate that mimics small baitfish with uncanny realism, triggering strikes from finicky bass, smallmouth, largemouth, and walleye in clear water and high-pressure conditions. 10 per pack, 6 proven colors.

Main Use & Benefit

A 3.75-inch salt-impregnated shad-profile finesse bait with a ribbed Senko-style body — its smooth, natural fall rate and realistic baitfish silhouette trigger strikes on drop shot, darter head, shaky head, and fly-line presentations where standard finesse worms get ignored.

Problem It Solves

Standard finesse worms lack the baitfish profile needed to match the hatch in clear water where bass are keying on small shad and baitfish. The 3.75" Shad Shape Worm's shad silhouette and ribbed body produce a more realistic baitfish imitation than a straight-tail worm, while the salt-impregnated formula ensures a natural fall rate that keeps the bait in the strike zone longer.

Advantages

• ✅ Ribbed Senko-style body with shad profile — unique combination not found in standard finesse worms
• ✅ Salt-impregnated formula — smooth, natural fall rate; fish hold on longer
• ✅ Proven in Japan before North American release — tournament-tested design
• ✅ Versatile — drop shot, darter head, shaky head, fly-line, Neko rig
• ✅ Effective for bass, smallmouth, largemouth, and walleye
• ✅ 6 proven color options across natural and baitfish shades
• ✅ 10 per pack
• ⚠️ 3.75" profile — larger than the 3" Shad Shape Worm; choose based on forage size and water clarity

When to Choose It

Reach for the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm when bass are keying on medium-sized baitfish in clear water, when you need a finesse bait with more presence than the 3" but still want a natural, subtle presentation, or when drop shotting and darter heading in clear water and high-pressure fisheries. It's the go-to when a standard finesse worm isn't matching the forage and you need a more realistic baitfish profile.

Best Fishing Techniques

• Drop Shot — nose-hook on a #1 or #2 hook, 12–24" above the weight; the ribbed body and shad profile quiver and glide naturally in the strike zone; deadly on FFS targeting suspended fish
• Darter Head — thread onto a 1/16–1/8 oz darter head; the shad profile darts and glides on a twitching retrieve, mimicking a fleeing baitfish
• Shaky Head — thread onto a 3/16 oz shaky head for a stand-up presentation on hard bottom; the ribbed body quivers naturally on the pause
• Fly-Line (Mosquito Hook) — thread a #1 or #2 mosquito hook through the nose and twitch along the bottom on light fluorocarbon; the dying-baitfish action is irresistible in ultra-clear water
• Neko Rig — insert a 1/32 oz nail weight into the nose; the head-down fall and ribbed body quiver triggers strikes from finicky fish

Best Conditions

• Clear water (visibility 2ft+) where a realistic baitfish profile is critical
• Post-frontal high pressure and slow-bite days
• Heavily pressured tournament lakes and clear natural lakes
• Deep structure and suspended fish on drop shot and darter head
• Year-round — especially effective in summer and fall when bass are keying on medium-sized shad

Best For

Key Features

• 3.75" shad profile with ribbed Senko-style body — unique baitfish imitation not found in standard finesse worms
• Salt-impregnated formula — smooth, natural fall rate; fish hold on longer
• Proven in Japan — tournament-tested before North American release
• Versatile rigging — drop shot, darter head, shaky head, fly-line, Neko rig
• 6 proven color options
• 10 per pack

Tackle Express Tips

1. Natural Shad for clear water, Watermelon w/ Black & Red Flake for stained — Natural Shad (#306) is your go-to in ultra-clear water where a realistic forage match is critical. Switch to Watermelon w/ Black & Red Flake (#208) when water clarity drops slightly, and use Baby Bass (#305) when smallmouth are targeting juvenile bass in clear lakes and rivers.
2. Darter head for active fish, drop shot for finicky fish — When bass are actively feeding and chasing baitfish, the darter head presentation — twitching the bait to dart and glide — triggers reaction strikes. When fish are finicky and holding tight to structure, switch to a drop shot and let the bait hang in the strike zone with minimal movement.
3. Downsize to the 3" in ultra-clear water — The 3.75" is the go-to when you need more presence than the 3" Shad Shape Worm, but if bites slow in ultra-clear water or post-frontal conditions, downsize to the 3" before changing colors or techniques. The smaller profile often triggers strikes from fish that have seen the larger bait.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between the 3.75" and 3" Shad Shape Worm?
A: The 3.75" has a larger shad profile that's more visible and matches medium-sized baitfish — ideal when bass are keying on larger forage or when you need more presence in the water. The 3" is the ultra-finesse option for ultra-clear water and heavily pressured fish where a smaller, more compact profile gets more bites. Start with the 3.75" in most situations and downsize to the 3" when conditions are toughest.

Q: What hook size works best for drop shotting the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm?
A: A #1 Gamakatsu or Owner drop shot hook works best. Nose-hook the bait for a horizontal, gliding presentation, or hook through the mid-body for a more vertical, quivering action. The #1 gives you the right hook gap for the 3.75" body without overpowering the subtle action.

Q: Is the 3.75" Shad Shape Worm good for walleye?
A: Yes — the shad profile and natural fall rate make it an excellent walleye bait on a darter head or drop shot. Natural Shad (#306) and Smoke/Black w/ Silver Flake are top walleye color picks. Fish it on a slow, twitching retrieve over structure for best results.

The Yamamoto 6" Senko Worm gives bass anglers a larger stickbait profile while retaining the simple presentation that makes a Senko useful. Fish it weightless around shallow cover, rig it wacky over open pockets, or add a Texas-rig weight when you need more depth control. Each package contains 5 baits in your selected color.

Why choose the 6-inch Senko?

• A step up in size: Choose this model when you want more length than the standard 5-inch bait without stepping up to the 7-inch version.
• Salt-impregnated soft plastic: The bait's body contributes to its weightless fall, with subtle movement as it sinks.
• Several rigging options: Switch between Texas and wacky presentations to suit cover and how you want the worm to move.

Specifications

Choosing a color and rig

Green Pumpkin Black Flake is a useful natural-color starting point. Consider Natural Shad when matching pale baitfish, or Black with Large Blue Flake when you want a darker profile. Let water clarity and local forage guide your choice; no color is best everywhere.

Use a Texas rig with the point protected when working through cover. Wacky rigging leaves both ends free to move but can expose the hook to snags. Match the hook gap to the thicker body and check your rod's lure rating for the complete rig. For a smaller presentation, compare the 5-inch Senko.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Give the first fall time. After the cast, let the worm sink before adding action. Watch for the line jumping or moving sideways, then take up slack before setting the hook.
2. Keep a Texas-rigged worm straight. Mark the hook exit point against the body before threading it. A bowed or twisted worm can spin instead of falling cleanly.
3. Check your wacky-ring fit. Choose a ring or sleeve sized for this larger body. It should hold securely without cutting deeply into the plastic; inspect it after each fish.

Frequently asked questions

How many 6-inch Senkos are in a pack?

Each package contains five 6-inch soft baits in the selected color.

Can I fish it without a sinker?

Yes. A weightless presentation lets the bait sink on its own. Add weight when wind, current, or depth makes that presentation difficult to control.

Does the larger size guarantee larger bass?

No. The 6-inch size changes the profile you offer. Fish response depends on conditions, forage, location, and presentation.

What hook size does it need?

Choose a hook for your rig and check the actual gap against the bait. The plastic must clear the point during the hookset; size numbers vary between hook designs.

The Walking Bait That Doesn't Walk Like the Rest

The River2Sea Rover is one of the most distinctive topwater walking baits on the market — and it's been proving itself on bass, pike, and stripers for years. Designed by B.A.S.S. and MLF Pro Scott Martin, the Rover doesn't glide side-to-side like a traditional walking bait. Instead, its exaggeratedly cupped mouth and unique body geometry produce a choppy, slashing action that triggers reaction strikes from fish that have seen every other topwater in the box.

A Walk Unlike Any Other

Most walking baits produce a smooth, predictable glide. The Rover's cupped mouth catches water on each twitch, creating an erratic, aggressive side-to-side slash that mimics a wounded baitfish struggling on the surface. That unpredictable action is exactly what triggers the competitive feeding instinct in bass — especially on pressured fisheries where fish have learned to ignore standard presentations.

When Standard Walking Baits Get Ignored

On heavily pressured lakes, bass see Zara Spooks and similar walking baits all day long. The Rover's choppy, slashing action looks and sounds different — different enough to draw strikes from fish that have shut down on everything else. When your go-to walking bait stops producing, tie on the Rover.

Two Sizes, One Action

The Rover comes in two sizes to match the forage and the fish. The Size 98 (3 7/8 in, 7/16 oz) is the finesse option — perfect for pressured fish, smaller forage, and medium-action gear. The Size 128 (5 in, 3/4 oz) is the big-water version — built for covering open flats, targeting larger fish, and throwing on heavier baitcasting tackle. Both are pre-rigged with premium Daiichi treble hooks and ready to fish out of the package.

The Right Pick If...

• Standard walking baits are getting ignored on pressured water
• You want a topwater with a more aggressive, erratic action
• You're targeting largemouth, smallmouth, pike, or striped bass on the surface
• You need a walking bait that casts well and covers water efficiently
• You want a Scott Martin-designed bait with a proven tournament track record

Best Retrieve Techniques

• Standard Walk: Rhythmic rod-tip twitches with a steady retrieve — the Rover's cupped mouth does the rest, producing its signature choppy slash
• Pause and Walk: Walk 3–5 times, pause, then walk again — the pause often triggers strikes from following fish
• Slow Walk: Slower cadence for finicky fish or cold-front conditions — the Size 98 excels here
• Fast Burn: Aggressive, rapid twitches to cover water quickly and trigger reaction strikes from aggressive fish

Best Conditions

• Calm to lightly choppy surface — the slashing action is most visible in calmer water
• Low-light periods — early morning and late evening when bass are most active on top
• Post-spawn through fall when bass are chasing baitfish on the surface
• Pressured fisheries where standard walking baits have been picked apart
• Open flats, points, and main lake structure where fish are feeding on top

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Pike, Striped Bass
• Techniques: Topwater Walking, Walk-the-Dog, Pause-and-Walk
• Conditions: Calm to choppy surface, low-light, post-spawn, pressured fisheries, summer and fall

Key Features

• Designed by B.A.S.S. and MLF Pro Scott Martin
• Exaggeratedly cupped mouth produces choppy, slashing walk-the-dog action
• Unique body geometry creates erratic, unpredictable surface presentation
• Pre-rigged with premium Daiichi treble hooks
• Available in 2 sizes — Size 98 (finesse) and Size 128 (big water)
• Wide range of proven color patterns
• Exceptional casting distance for a walking bait

Models & Specs

Available Colors (Size 98)

Available Colors (Size 128)

Tackle Express Tips

• Size 98 for Finesse, Size 128 for Power: Use the 98 on spinning gear (10–15 lb braid + fluoro leader) for pressured fish and smaller forage. Use the 128 on a medium-heavy baitcaster with 20–30 lb braid when targeting bigger fish or covering open water.
• Match Color to Forage: Ghost Minnow, Crystal Minnow, and Horizon Shad excel in clear water with shad forage. Bluegill and Funky Tiger shine in bluegill-heavy fisheries. Chrome Black and T1000 are go-to low-light and stained-water colors.
• Use a Loop Knot: A Rapala loop knot gives the Rover maximum freedom of movement and enhances the cupped-mouth action, especially at slower retrieve speeds.

FAQ

What's the difference between the Size 98 and Size 128?
The Size 98 is 3 7/8 in and 7/16 oz — a finesse option ideal for pressured fish, spinning gear, and smaller forage. The Size 128 is 5 in and 3/4 oz — the big-water version for covering open flats and targeting larger fish on baitcasting tackle.

How is the Rover different from a standard walking bait like a Zara Spook?
The Rover's exaggeratedly cupped mouth creates a choppy, slashing action rather than a smooth glide. This more aggressive, erratic presentation is especially effective on pressured fish that have learned to ignore traditional walking baits.

What rod and line setup works best?
For the Size 98: a 6'10"–7'2" medium or medium-heavy spinning rod with 10–15 lb braid and a 10–12 lb fluorocarbon leader. For the Size 128: a 7'–7'6" medium-heavy baitcasting rod with 20–30 lb braid or monofilament.

The SPRO Swimbait 8" is one of the most productive, longest-lasting swimbaits on the market. Its action, color, and build quality set it apart from baits that look similar but don't hold up or swim the same once they hit the water.

Why a Straight Retrieve Leaves Bites on the Table

Big, wary fish often follow a swimbait without committing when it just swims in a straight line. Bill Siemantel's technique for this bait is a directional change: give it a quick jerk before starting your retrieve, then one or two more sharp jerks mid-cast and near the end. Each jerk snaps the bait a full 180 degrees, which is often exactly what turns a follow into a strike.

Built to Match the Forage

Available in floating, slow sinking, and fast fall models, you can match the bait's fall rate to the depth and mood of the fish, and the color range is built to mirror the natural forage most game fish key in on, from baitfish patterns to trout and carp profiles.

The Right Pick If...

You're targeting big largemouth bass, striper, or other large predators in waters where trophy-sized forage like trout or carp patrol, and you want a swimbait durable enough to fish hard, season after season.

Best Techniques and Conditions

Use the floating model for working over cover and shallow flats, and the slow sink model when you need to get the bait down to suspended or deeper-holding fish. Works best around structure and open water where big fish ambush large forage, and responds especially well to the jerk-and-pause directional change technique.

Best For

• Trophy-class largemouth bass and striper keyed on large forage
• Matching natural baitfish, trout, and carp forage patterns
• Triggering follows into strikes with directional-change jerks
• Anglers who want a durable swimbait that holds up over a full season

Key Features

• 8-inch profile built to match trophy-sized forage
• Available in floating and slow sinking models
• Responds dramatically to Bill Siemantel's directional-change jerk technique
• Durable construction that holds up to repeated big-fish strikes

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Start every retrieve with a hard jerk before the bait moves, that initial directional change often triggers a reaction strike from fish that just watched it land.
• Use the Killer Carp pattern on waters with carp forage, and Silver Fish for more general baitfish-matching situations.
• If you need a smaller profile for the same technique, try the Spro BBZ-1 Jr. Swimbait.

FAQ

Should I choose the floater or the slow sink?
Pick the floater for working over cover and shallow flats, and the slow sink when you need the bait to reach suspended or deeper-holding fish.

What's the best way to work this bait?
Don't just cast and retrieve steadily. Jerk it hard before starting your retrieve, then add one or two more sharp jerks mid-cast to trigger directional changes that draw strikes.

Is this bait durable enough for repeated big-fish strikes?
Yes, it's built to hold up as one of the longest-lasting swimbaits in its class, season after season.

Ultra-Finesse BFS Performance for Light Lures

The Phenix Classic BFS Casting Rods deliver ultra-finesse BFS (Bait Finesse System) performance designed for serious anglers who demand exceptional casting ability with ultra-light lures. Built with Phenix's advanced blank technology and premium components, these rods provide the precision and control needed for casting lightweight baits on baitcasting tackle. The Classic BFS represents Phenix's commitment to creating specialized rods for finesse baitcasting specialists.

Advanced BFS Blank Technology

• BFS-Optimized Design: Specifically designed for casting ultra-light lures on baitcasting reels
• Ultra-Lightweight: Lightweight construction allows precise casting of finesse baits
• Exceptional Sensitivity: Advanced materials transmit even the lightest bites
• Fast Action: Quick tip recovery provides accurate casting and solid hooksets
• Balanced Design: Optimized balance for all-day finesse fishing comfort

Premium Components and Construction

• Micro Guides: Lightweight micro guides reduce weight and improve casting performance
• Quality Reel Seat: Lightweight reel seat maintains sensitivity and balance
• Comfortable Grip: Ergonomic handle design provides secure, comfortable handling
• Precision Taper: Carefully engineered taper provides ideal balance for BFS fishing
• Quality Construction: Premium materials ensure long-term performance

BFS Finesse Fishing Applications

The Classic BFS excels in ultra-finesse baitcasting applications. Cast lightweight jigs and soft plastics with precision, work small crankbaits and jerkbaits with control, throw finesse topwater lures accurately, fish weightless presentations on baitcasting tackle, or execute any technique requiring ultra-light lure casting. The BFS-optimized design allows you to cast lures as light as 1/16 oz on baitcasting reels while maintaining the sensitivity and control needed for finesse presentations.

Key Features

Phenix Quality and Innovation

Phenix has been creating innovative fishing rods for serious anglers, and the Classic BFS Casting Rods continue this tradition with specialized BFS design and premium components. Every component is carefully selected and tested to ensure reliable performance season after season. From weekend anglers to serious finesse specialists, the Classic BFS delivers the precision and sensitivity that BFS anglers demand.

Experience the ultra-finesse BFS performance that serious anglers trust. The Phenix Classic BFS isn't just a rod—it's a precision tool built specifically for finesse baitcasting success.

Master finesse fishing with Phenix Classic BFS—where ultra-light casting meets baitcasting precision.

The Lucky Craft Pointer 50 Sinking Jerkbait is a must have for any trout fisherman of bass fisherman who fishes streams and rivers.  A ton of R&D went into developing one of the finest current baits on the market.  A special side shifting weight system gives the Pointer 50 a hard vibration, similar to a lipless with the profile and stealth of a Pointer minnow.

This bait is sure to tempt even the most finicky of fish with its unique design, sound, and action. With the Lucky Craft Pointer 50 S, you can cover a wide range of depths and experience even greater casting distances.

Length: 2 Inch

Weight: 1/8oz

Depth: 2 Feet

Sinking

The original Pointer Series has a lively, powerful action with a side-to-side slide. Even though it is small, the Lucky Craft Pointer 48DD has an excellent castability and has the ability to tempt any bass. It silently enters the target and attacks unwary bass. The Pointer 48 is the right choice when you’re on fish and searching for strikes. This product is the one miracle bait for bass, trout, musky and every species of fish.

Dive Depth: 2 ft ( Suspending )

Weight: 3/32 oz

Length: 1 7/8"

The Finesse Braid Built for Precision Anglers

When the bite is tough and every presentation counts, you need a line that casts effortlessly, holds strong, and gives you a visual edge on subtle strikes. The SPRO Finesse Braid 8X in Flash Pink was engineered specifically for finesse applications — drop shots, ned rigs, shaky heads, and any technique where feel and control win the day.

Built for Finesse, Proven on the Water

Constructed from premium Japanese fibers in an 8-carrier braid configuration, the SPRO Finesse 8X Flash Pink is noticeably smoother than 4-strand alternatives. That smoothness translates directly into longer, quieter casts and reduced guide wear — critical when you're making hundreds of presentations in a single session.

Why Standard Braid Falls Short

Most braided lines are built for power fishing — heavy cover, big baits, maximum strength. Finesse fishing demands something different: a line thin enough to feel every tick of a drop shot, quiet enough not to spook pressured fish, and strong enough to handle a surprise big bite. Standard 4-strand braid is too coarse, too loud, and too stiff. The SPRO Finesse 8X solves all three problems.

Why 8-Strand Wins Here

The 8-carrier construction creates a rounder, denser braid profile that glides through guides with minimal friction. The result: exceptional castability, near-silent retrieves, and a line that lays flat on your spool without digging or bunching. Pair that with phenomenal abrasion resistance and incredibly high knot strength, and you have a finesse line that can handle rocks, docks, and unexpected trophy fish without flinching.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a high-visibility pink line for easy bite detection on spinning gear
• You're fishing drop shots, ned rigs, shaky heads, or wacky rigs
• You're targeting pressured bass, trout, or panfish in clear to stained water
• You want a braid-to-fluorocarbon leader setup for finesse applications
• You fish light jigs or small swimbaits in open water or around light cover

Best Fishing Techniques

• Drop shot — feel every subtle tap with zero stretch sensitivity
• Ned rig / mushroom head — perfect for slow, subtle bottom presentations
• Shaky head — ideal for dragging and hopping in rocky structure
• Wacky rig — smooth casting with spinning gear, minimal line twist
• Light swimbait — maintain feel and control on slow retrieves

Best Conditions

• Clear to lightly stained water — flash pink high-vis color aids bite detection
• Pressured fisheries where finesse presentations outperform power fishing
• Rocky or hard-bottom structure where abrasion resistance is critical
• Calm to moderate conditions where casting distance and accuracy matter

Best For

• Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, trout, panfish
• Techniques: Drop shot, ned rig, shaky head, wacky rig, light jigging
• Gear: Spinning reels, light to medium-light rods, 6–16 lb. applications

Key Features

• 8-carrier Japanese fiber construction for maximum smoothness
• Flash Pink high-visibility color for superior bite detection
• Exceptional abrasion resistance through rocks and cover
• Incredibly high knot strength — holds under pressure
• Ultra-quiet retrieve through guides
• 164 yards / 150m per spool
• Available in 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 lb. test

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Go with a fluorocarbon leader: Tie 6–10 ft. of 6–10 lb. fluorocarbon to your braid with an Alberto or FG knot for near-invisible presentations in clear water.
• Match your line test to your rod: The 6–8 lb. sizes shine on ultralight to light spinning rods; step up to 10–12 lb. for medium-light rods fishing around light cover.
• Use the Flash Pink to your advantage: Watch the line where it enters the water — a subtle twitch or sideways movement often signals a bite before you feel it in your hand.

FAQ

Is the SPRO Finesse Braid 8X Flash Pink good for spinning reels?
Yes — the 8-carrier construction creates a round, smooth profile that lays evenly on spinning spools and minimizes line twist, making it an excellent choice for spinning setups.

Should I use a leader with this braid?
For most finesse applications in clear water, yes. A 6–10 ft. fluorocarbon leader in matching or slightly lighter pound test will reduce visibility at the business end while keeping the sensitivity benefits of braid.

Does the pink color spook fish?
No — Flash Pink is a high-visibility color for the angler, not the fish. It disappears underwater at depth and is designed to help you detect subtle bites by watching the line, not to attract or spook fish.

Lucky Craft Staysee 90 Jerkbait

Spawn season. Bass locked tight to their beds, wary of anything that moves too fast. This is where the Lucky Craft Staysee 90 was born to fish. Engineered specifically for slow, methodical presentations, the Staysee 90 creeps into the strike zone with a hypnotic pumping retrieve — then hangs there, motionless, long enough to irritate even the most stubborn bass into biting.

What makes the Staysee 90 truly unique is its tight rolling action, a product of its beautifully sculpted body shape and precisely angled lip. This subtle, lifelike vibration mimics the biomechanical movement of a real baitfish so convincingly that bass in medium-shallow water simply can't ignore it — without ever feeling spooked. No other jerkbait on the market can get this close to a bedding bass and still trigger a strike.

Features

• Tight rolling action from a precision-engineered body shape and lip angle
• Designed for slow pumping retrieve with extended pauses — ideal for bedding bass
• Biomechanical movement that attracts without alarming fish in clear, shallow water
• Suspending action keeps the bait perfectly in the strike zone
• Effective in medium-shallow water where other jerkbaits spook fish
• Premium Lucky Craft construction with durable, realistic finishes

Best For

• Techniques: Slow pumping retrieve, twitch-and-pause, bed fishing
• Conditions: Spawn & post-spawn, clear water, pressured fish, cold fronts
• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
• Water: Shallow to medium-depth lakes, reservoirs, and flats

Perfect For

When bass are locked on beds or finicky in clear water and nothing else is working, the Lucky Craft Staysee 90 is the jerkbait that gets the job done. Slow down, be patient, and let the Staysee do the irritating.

The Z-Man ChatterBait Jack Hammer Baby Jack is a compact, finesse-sized version of the legendary original Jack Hammer, designed specifically for tough, high-pressure conditions. Developed by professional anglers Brett Hite and Morizo Shimizu, it maintains the tournament-winning performance of its larger counterpart in a downsized profile.

Key Performance Features

• Instant Vibration: Features a direct blade-to-head connection that ensures the bait starts chattering immediately upon hitting the water or starting your retrieve.

• High-Frequency Thump: The downsized stainless steel ChatterBlade operates at a higher vibrational frequency than the original, offering a more subtle presentation that triggers finicky bass.

• Compact Balance: Engineered with a smaller head and a restructured, weighted collar that acts like a boat keel to keep the bait balanced and running deep in the water column.

• Durable Components: Equipped with a custom 3/0 medium-wire Decoy hook, wire-tied silicone skirts, and a double-wire bait keeper to lock trailers securely in place.

Introducing the ABS Version of the Snapper 2.0 - the Toxic Baits ABS Wade Hoggs Jr.! This 5" 2.75oz. wake and crank hardbait offers versatile performance - wake it up on a slow retrieve, or crank it up to 3'-4' on moderate to fast retrieves. Catch more fish with precision and reliability.

ABS Wade Hoggs Jr.

• Length: 5"
• Weight: 2.75oz.
• Style: Wake & Crank (Floating)
• Material: ABS Plastic
• 1 replacement tail

The Damiki Vault Blade Baits are expertly designed for targeting bass and a variety of other fish species. Made for cold water conditions, it closely imitates forage species with its unique vibrating action and realistic color patterns.

Equipped with 3 line settings, you can easily adjust the pull point for different depths and vibrations. Its super sharp viper hooks ensure successful hook sets.

Premium Jigging Spoon for Vertical Bass Fishing

The War Eagle Jiggin Spoon delivers premium vertical jigging performance designed for serious bass anglers who target deep water and suspended fish. Built with quality construction and optimized jigging spoon design, this lure provides exceptional flutter action, maximum flash, and proven effectiveness for triggering reaction strikes from bass. The Jiggin Spoon represents War Eagle's commitment to creating quality vertical jigging lures for bass fishing.

Advanced Jigging Spoon Design

• Optimized Flutter: Spoon design creates enticing flutter action on the fall
• Maximum Flash: Reflective finish provides exceptional flash that attracts bass
• Vertical Design: Designed specifically for vertical jigging presentations
• Reaction Strike: Erratic action triggers aggressive reaction strikes
• Versatile Weight Range: Available in multiple weights for various depths

Premium Construction Features

• Quality Hook: Sharp premium hook ensures solid hooksets on strikes
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand repeated jigging and big bass
• Reflective Finish: Quality finish provides maximum flash and attraction
• Balanced Design: Optimized weight distribution provides ideal flutter action
• Proven Design: Time-tested jigging spoon configuration triggers strikes

Vertical Bass Fishing Applications

The Jiggin Spoon excels in vertical bass fishing applications. Perfect for targeting suspended bass over deep structure, fishing vertical around ledges and drop-offs, working deep brush piles and standing timber, triggering reaction strikes from schooling bass, or any situation where vertical jigging is effective. The flutter action and maximum flash create an irresistible presentation that triggers aggressive strikes from bass while the vertical design allows precise depth control.

Key Features

War Eagle Quality

War Eagle has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Jiggin Spoon continues this tradition with optimized vertical jigging design and premium construction. Every spoon is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious vertical jigging specialists, the War Eagle Jiggin Spoon delivers the flutter and flash performance that bass anglers demand.

Experience the premium jigging spoon performance that serious bass anglers trust. The War Eagle Jiggin Spoon isn't just a lure—it's a precision tool built for vertical fishing success.

Catch more bass with vertical jigging using War Eagle Jiggin Spoon—where flutter action meets reaction strikes.

Smelly Jelly Scents are some of the most popular fish attractants on the market today. The Smelly Jelly Pro Guide Formula has taken the essence of each forage species and concentrated it, then they mixed it in a jelly base.  This larger 4oz jar is perfect for guides or anglers who are on the water a lot.  We like to get a hobby brush with stiff bristles to apply to the lure or bait.

The jelly will stick to whatever you apply it to and last. The Pro Guide Formula comes in a large four-ounce jar. You can use Smelly Jelly to mask your scent after handling lures and as an attractant to bring fish to the bait. When they bite, the natural flavor will make them hold on longer. The Pro Guide Formula scents work for all game fish.

Gamakatsu Finesse Swivel Shot Hooks, also called G-Finesse Swivel Shot Octopus hooks, combine an offset-point Octopus hook with a swivel above it and an Easy-Change weight connection below. The system is designed to reduce line twist and simplify drop-shot leader adjustments. Each pack contains 3 hook assemblies in your selected size.

Features that help with drop-shot rigging

• Swivel above the hook: Helps manage rotation that can otherwise twist the line.
• Easy-Change connection below: Lets you adjust the weight leader without retying the entire rig.
• Octopus-style hook: An offset-point design for presenting appropriately sized soft baits.

Sizes and model numbers

Model 316409 identifies size 2, not the entire size range. Weights, line, and baits are sold separately.

Choose your size and setup

Match the hook to the bait's thickness and the amount of plastic you will put on the hook. Size 2 is the smallest option here; 3/0 is the largest. Keep enough open gap for the point to work instead of filling the bend with plastic.

Connect your main line or upper leader to the swivel above the hook. Use the lower Easy-Change connection for the weight leader, following the package instructions. Choose leader length for the bait height you want, then test the assembled rig at the water's edge. Check both connections before making a full cast.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Rig the bait straight. A twisted or crooked bait can spin during the retrieve. Correct its position rather than relying only on the swivel to manage rotation.
2. Test one leader length at a time. Keep bait and sinker weight consistent while adjusting the distance below the hook. This makes changes in presentation easier to assess.
3. Inspect after a snag. Check the swivel, lower connection, hook point, and nearby line for damage. Replace worn components before continuing.

Frequently asked questions

How many hooks are in a pack?

Each pack contains 3 Swivel Shot hook assemblies in the selected size.

Is this the Octopus or Worm version?

This listing is the Octopus-style Swivel Shot, in the 3164 model series.

Will the swivel prevent all line twist?

It is designed to reduce twist. Bait alignment, line condition, and how you fish the rig still matter.

Does the package include a drop-shot weight?

No. Choose a separate sinker and weight leader to suit your presentation.

The Owner Down Shot Offset Hooks are premium hooks specifically engineered for drop shot fishing. Featuring Owner's Cutting Point technology and an offset design, these hooks provide superior penetration and holding power for finesse presentations.

Key Features:

• Cutting Point: Superior penetration on hooksets
• Offset Design: Perfect for drop shot rigging
• Drop Shot Engineered: Specifically designed for finesse fishing
• Owner Quality: Premium construction and materials
• Sharp Hook Point: Reliable hookups
• Finesse Profile: Ideal for light line presentations
• 7 Per Pack: Ready for multiple setups

Performance Advantages:

• Superior Penetration: Cutting Point for instant hooksets
• Drop Shot Specialist: Engineered for finesse fishing
• Offset Design: Perfect bait presentation
• Owner Sharpness: Stays sharp for multiple fish
• Reliable Performance: Premium quality construction
• Finesse Fishing: Ideal for light line applications

Ideal Applications:

• Drop shot fishing
• Finesse presentations
• Light line fishing
• Vertical presentations
• Suspended bait fishing
• Bass fishing with finesse baits
• Any drop shot application

Recommended Baits:

• Finesse worms
• Small soft plastics
• Drop shot baits
• Finesse creatures
• Small stick baits

When you need hooks specifically engineered for drop shot fishing with Cutting Point technology, offset design for perfect bait presentation, and Owner quality construction for finesse fishing with light line presentations, the Owner Down Shot Offset Hooks are the choice of serious finesse anglers.

Note: 7 per pack. Features Cutting Point for superior penetration. Specifically engineered for drop shot and finesse fishing applications.

The Zappu P.D. Chopper Jig is a premium Japanese-designed hybrid swim jig and dragging jig, renowned for its exceptional versatility in bass fishing. Originally developed for tough conditions on Lake Biwa, this innovative jig excels as both a slow-rolling swim jig and a stand-up bottom bait.

Crafted with a unique light specific gravity head (advanced space metal material), the PD Chopper delivers a slower, more pulsating action than traditional swim jigs or tungsten models — keeping it in the strike zone longer to trigger strikes from even the most pressured or cautious bass. The semi-flat / stand-up head design provides stability, allowing the jig to stand upright on the bottom where it naturally moves with subtle water currents, perfect for dead-sticking or slow dragging presentations.

Equipped with a razor-sharp premium Owner hook for reliable hooksets on long casts or precise pitches into heavy cover. It features durable premium silicone skirts in lifelike, realistic color patterns that create irresistible flowing and pulsating movement. A built-in wire soft plastic bait keeper securely holds your favorite trailer — from swimbaits to craws — for customized rigging in any situation.

Whether you're targeting bass in thick vegetation, around docks, laydowns, or along technical shorelines, the Zappu PD Chopper bridges the gap between bladed jigs and standard swim jigs. Ideal for finesse swim jig techniques, power finesse setups, slow rolling, hopping, dragging, or current-activated bottom presentations.

Key Features

• Innovative light specific gravity head for ultra-slow, pulsating action
• Stand-up / semi-flat head design for bottom stability
• Premium Owner hook for superior penetration
• High-quality silicone skirt material for lifelike pulsating motion
• Secure wire bait keeper for trailer rigging
• Versatile for swimming, dragging, hopping, and dead-slow presentations

Specifications

The Berkley Stunna 112+1 was born from the expertise and vast jerkbait fishing knowledge of two-time Bassmaster Classic Champion, Hank Cherry.

The Stunna 112+1 reaches new depths compared to the original 112 and has all the refinements and tuning required to be the ultimate deep-diving jerkbait. A perfected action, casting distance, and durability are at the forefront of the design process, while a unique slow-sink and roll trigger bites even from neutral and inactive fish. The all-new Berkley Stunna 112+1 Jerkbait is the show stopper jerkbait every angler needs on their front deck!

Berkley Stunna 112+1 Jerkbait Features:

• Length: 4 3/8"
• Weight: 1/2 oz
• Dives: 6-10'
• Three #6 Fusion19 EWG Hooks
• Maximum darting action with easy 180-degree head turns
• Natural slow sink when paused
• Single tungsten weight transfer