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The BKK-VIPER-41 is a strong and shiny 4x treble hook designed with long and straight needle points and a very aggressive bend.

One of the techniques we targeted during the design of the BKK-VIPER-41 was topwater lurefishing. What we wanted to achieve with this hook was a lighter treble that would reduce its impact on the swimming action of the lure, at the same maximizing its penetration and holding power.

To reduce the overall weight of the hook and to make it stay closer to the lure we shortened the welded section of the treble, thereby also providing more flexibility to the structure.

The point is designed to maximize the hook-up rate when fishing topwater or when targeting fish that suck in the lure, while the aggressive shape of the bend ensures that the hook does not come off when the fish thrashes and jumps out of the water.

The BKK-VIPER-41 is coated in Bright Tin to resist even harsh saltwater environments and comes in a wide size range (6 to 6/0) to fit a huge array of lures, from small vibes to big SW stickbaits and poppers.

The BKK Fangs 63 UA is an all-round highly versatile 3X-strength treble hook that features BKK’s ultimate Ultra-Antirust coating, which provides superior resistance to saltwater corrosion. For this reason, it is particularly recommended in salt water application.

The design was inspired by the bend of the traditional O’Shaughnessy, a time-tested structure that has proved to deliver an outstanding hook up rate.

The length of the hook shank is suitable for various kinds of lures such as topwater, minnow and crankbait.

Thanks to BKK’s detail-oriented craftsmanship, the hook comes with needle-sharp hook points that ensure an excellent hook penetration performance.

The BKK Fangs-62 UA design was inspired by the bend of the traditional O’Shaughnessy, a long-time used hook that has proved to feature an excellent hook up rate and 2X strong.

Furthermore, the forged shank provides an additional 20% in strength compared to other similar hooks on the market, extending the durability of the hook. The length of the hook shank is suitable for various kind of lures such as topwater, minnow and crankbait.

The treble hook comes with needle-sharp hook points that ensure an excellent hook penetration performance.

The Submission Fishing Slow Death Jigs Ogre is a knife-style jig that will get to the strike zone in a hurry. Unlike traditional knife jigs, this is still a slow pitch jig, getting down to the depths like a knife but is center-balanced like a true slow pitch jig. It can be fished horizontally on the retrieve. Once this jig is pitched, it rumbles and rolls its way through the water in an erratic fashion. Like a true ogre of legend, only the largest and mightiest fish can take this monster down. This is the perfect jig for huge tuna or any other large fish that needs a big bait.

Slow Death Jigs The Ogre  comes in three different sizes and colors, a 300g, 400g, 500g, and 600g.

• The Rainbow Roll has rainbow foil and glow stripes on one side and rainbow foil on the other. On the fall it will flip between the two sides, creating exciting contrast to entice the fish. 
• The Blueberry Tiger has blue foil and glow stripes on one side and blue foil on the other. On the fall it will flip between the two sides, creating exciting contrast to entice the fish. 
• The Grape Soda has purple and chrome striped foil on one side and purple foil on the other. A true San Diego classic. 
• The Macke-roni looks just like a mackerel bait fish.
• The Regal Mint is gold on one side and mint on the other, elevating the fisherman's favorite color with a little San Diego dazzle.

Jigs do not come with hooks so they can be customized.

Submission Fishing Jigs Mercenary is effective in many conditions.  Whether you're casting out on a boat for pelagic, vertical fishing for bass off the docks, or casting from shore, the Slow Death Mercenary jig can be very productive. This jig's unique shape produces a fluttering, twirling action on the fall and an erratic swimming action on the retrieve. It can be fished vertically or cast and retrieved. It’s the ultimate dying baitfish imitator, and greedy fish won’t be able to resist.

Submission Jigs Mercenary comes in 20g, 40g, and 60g.

All jigs feature BKK assist hooks with UV tassels and heavy duty split rings.

Jig was renamed to Mercenary in March of 2024.

The Submission Fishing Jigs Sumo is so versatile that when it's tied on the eye side, the heavy belly of the jig will slide through the water column allowing you to fish underneath docks, pilings, and other hard to reach places.  When tied from the belly side, it will have a more traditional vertical fall. With a wobbling, leaf-like action, the squat, round-belly shape of this jig falls into the depths of the ocean to entice saltwater bay bass as well as many others. The Sumo's compact design also allows you to use a heavier jig in a smaller presentation for precision fishing. Perfect for fishing shallow docks or 60 ft of kelp beds (the 40 and 60g are perfect for kelp) with a heavy tide swing. 

Submission Jigs The Sumo comes in 20g, 40g, and 60g.

All jigs feature BKK assist hooks with UV tassels and heavy duty split rings.

The Halco Max 220 Lure is a massive 220mm long and weighs a substantial 180 grams and its slender profile casts like a bullet into the strongest breezes. It has been designed to run straight and true several meters below the surface in the roughest of sea conditions. The streamlined design allows for high operating speeds and maximum hook exposure, so critical in lure design.

Max’s effective operating envelope is exceptional, ranging from a fast hand retrieve to a racy 14 knots while trolling.  You can troll it up to 21 knots but there is no need to troll it that fast.  That just demonstrates that it can be trolled fast and has a nice tight wobble.

Like all Halco lures, Max is constructed out of high tech polymers and has been built with strength and durability in mind. Heavy duty Halco Fish Rings and 2 extra strong Mustad hooks are standard equipment on Max and it is available in nine fish catching colors.

Specifications

The PK-5 is the size most calico bass are eating most of the year. Five inches of paddle-tail profile — big enough to move water and get noticed over structure, small enough that a fish doesn't have to think about it.

Short version: 5", half an ounce, four baits per pack, weedless through a 4/0 or 5/0 hook. This is the workhorse in the Pickle Kick lineup and the default choice for open water, boiler rock, and umbrella rig arms.

What It Does in the Water

The body shape and tail were developed through computational fluid dynamics testing, which in practice means the tail kicks at slow speeds instead of needing to be burned to come alive. That matters over structure, where you want the bait crawling through the zone rather than racing past it.

The plastisol is on the firm side of soft. It costs you a little tail action compared to the softest baits on the shelf, and it buys you fish per bait — a calico that would shred a soft plastic in one grab tends to leave this one fishable.

Rigged on a swing head or a weighted EWG, the hook point tucks into the body slot and the bait comes through kelp stringers and rock without loading up.

Where It Earns Its Keep

• Slow-rolling boiler rock and kelp at Catalina and the outer islands — the bread-and-butter calico presentation.
• Open water over schooling bait, where the 5" profile matches most of what's swimming.
• Surf fishing on a lighter head, worked through troughs and along structure.
• Umbrella rig arms — the standard bait for a five-arm A-rig. See below.

Rigging It

Match a 4/0 or 5/0 hook to the body. Run the point up through the belly and out the top so it sits in the slot — buried too deep and you lose hookups, sitting too proud and you lose the weedless advantage.

Head weight sets the fall speed and the depth you can hold. A Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head in 1/2 oz is the general-purpose pairing; drop to 1/4 oz for shallow calm water, go 3/4 or 1 oz for deeper structure and current.

How many packs a five-arm umbrella rig takes

Buy the baits in one color if you want the school to read as one school. Some anglers run four matching and one odd bait as a target — both work, and two packs covers either.

Picking a Color

Color names are fun and mostly not the point. What matters is contrast against the water you're in:

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Slow down. The tail works at a crawl. Most anglers fish this bait faster than it wants to be fished and never see what it does.
• Keep the hook point in the slot. Buried in the plastic costs you hookups; riding proud costs you the weedless advantage. It should sit flush.
• Re-seat it after every few fish. The bait slides down the shank and starts running crooked long before it looks damaged.
• Buy two colors, not five. One natural and one dark covers most SoCal days better than a box of one-offs.

Common Mistakes

• Too much head for the depth. A heavy head drags the nose down and kills the tail. Use the lightest head that holds your zone.
• Wrong hook size. Under 4/0 and the gap won't clear the body on the hookset.
• Buying one pack for an umbrella rig. Four per pack, five arms. One pack leaves you an arm short.
• Fishing a torn bait because it still looks fine. A split at the hook slot lets the bait spin, and a spinning bait twists your line.

Specifications

Colors are listed in the selector above and change with each production run. Hooks and jig heads are sold separately.

What's Included

Four PK-5 swimbaits per pack, in the color selected. Hooks, jig heads, and the umbrella rig are sold separately. A five-arm rig takes two packs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many baits come in a pack?
Four.

What hook size does the PK-5 take?
4/0 or 5/0. Anything smaller and the gap won't clear the body on the hookset.

What jig head weight should I use?
1/2 oz covers most calico fishing. Drop to 1/4 oz in shallow calm water; go 3/4 or 1 oz for depth and current. Use the lightest head that holds your zone.

Is it weedless?
Yes, when the hook point sits flush in the body slot. That's what lets it come through kelp and rock without loading up.

How many packs do I need for a five-arm umbrella rig?
Two. Five arms, four baits per pack — you'll finish with three spares, which you will use.

PK-3, PK-5, or PK-7 — which one?
PK-5 is the everyday size and matches what calicos eat most of the year. Drop to the PK-3 inside harbors and bays when the bait is small. Go PK-7 when you want a bigger meal and you're on a rod that can throw it.

Can I use it in freshwater?
Yes. It's a saltwater bait by design and market, but the same slow-roll presentation works on largemouth.

How long does one bait last?
Depends entirely on what eats it. The plastisol is firmer than most soft baits specifically so a fish doesn't end the bait's day in one grab, but no soft plastic is permanent — change it when the hook slot splits.

Gear That Goes With It

• Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head — the standard head for this bait, two per pack.
• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — five-arm rig with quick clips.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-3 — harbor and bay size.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-7 — larger profile.
• Kicker Booty Spin — same body with a spinning blade instead of a paddle tail.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We sell Southern California saltwater tackle from our shop on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, and we fish these baits on the same water you do. Not sure which color for the conditions you're headed into, or how many packs your setup takes? Call us or come in — we'd rather work it out at the counter than have you guess.

The PK-7 is what you throw when you want to change who shows up. Seven inches and 1.3 ounces of paddle-tail profile — it doesn't out-fish the PK-5 on numbers, and it isn't supposed to. It calls up a different class of fish.

Short version: 7", 1.3 oz, two baits per pack, weedless on an 8/0 hook. Bigger meal, heavier gear, fewer bites, better fish.

When to Size Up

The PK-5 matches what calicos eat most of the year. The PK-7 doesn't try to — it deliberately over-matches the bait in the water, and that's the point. Reasons to reach for it:

• The bait in the water is genuinely big. Full-size mackerel and larger smelt on the surface means a 5" bait is the small option, not the natural one.
• You're culling for size. A big profile filters out the small ones and pulls fish that were ignoring your other bait.
• Yellowtail are in the mix. A 7" bait is a reasonable meal for a yellow in a way a 5" isn't.
• Dirty or deep water. When visibility drops, displacement matters more than detail, and this bait moves considerably more water.

What It Takes to Fish It

This is not a light-tackle bait. A 1.3 oz bait on a 3/4 oz head is over two ounces before the fish shows up. Fish it on a rod with the backbone to load and cast that, and enough tip left to still work the bait — a light swimbait stick will fold on the cast and you'll never get the distance or the hookset.

Match an 8/0 hook to the body. Run the point up through the belly so it sits flush in the slot — buried too deep costs hookups, riding proud costs the weedless advantage. At this hook size the gap is generous, and getting it seated straight matters more than it does on the smaller baits.

The plastisol is the same firm formula as the rest of the line: slightly less tail flutter than the softest baits on the shelf, considerably more fish per bait. At two per pack, that durability is doing real work on your cost per trip.

On an Umbrella Rig

Five PK-7s is a heavy package — roughly 6.5 oz of plastic before you add heads. It builds the biggest school in the Pickle Kick lineup and it demands a rod to match.

Straight talk: a five-arm PK-7 rig is the most expensive and most demanding build in this lineup. If it's your first umbrella rig, build it with PK-5s and save this configuration for when you know the rig swims right and your rod can handle it.

Picking a Color

At this size, profile is doing most of the work and color is doing less than it does on a 5" bait. What still matters is contrast against the water:

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Give it a full day before you judge it. The PK-7 gets fewer bites than the PK-5 by design. Switching back after an hour of quiet is how most anglers never find out what it does.
• Slow down further than you think. A big bait moving fast reads as wrong. The tail loads up at a crawl.
• Match the head to the depth, not to the bait's size. A 1.3 oz bait doesn't automatically want a heavy head — use the lightest one that holds your zone.
• Check your rod before you buy the pack. Two ounces of bait and head on an under-gunned stick is a bad cast and a worse hookset.

Common Mistakes

• Undersizing the hook. This body takes an 8/0. A 5/0 from your PK-5 box will not clear it on the hookset.
• Fishing it on PK-5 tackle. The single most common reason this bait disappoints people.
• Throwing it when the bait in the water is small. Over-matching is a deliberate tactic, not a default. When the fish are keyed on 3" bait, size down.
• Buying two packs for an umbrella rig. Two per pack, five arms. You need three.

Specifications

Colors are listed in the selector above and change with each production run. Hooks and jig heads are sold separately.

What's Included

Two PK-7 swimbaits per pack, in the color selected. Hooks, jig heads, and the umbrella rig are sold separately. A five-arm rig takes three packs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many baits come in a pack?
Two.

What hook size does the PK-7 take?
8/0. The 4/0 and 5/0 hooks that fit a PK-5 will not clear this body.

Why does a pack cost less than a pack of PK-5s?
Because it holds two baits instead of four. Per bait, the PK-7 is $8.50 against the PK-5's $4.75.

PK-5 or PK-7?
PK-5 is the everyday size and matches what calicos eat most of the year. Go PK-7 when the bait in the water is genuinely big, when you're culling for size, when yellowtail are in the mix, or when visibility is poor and you need displacement.

What rod do I need for it?
Enough backbone to load and cast two-plus ounces of bait and head, with enough tip left to work the bait and drive an 8/0 hook. A light swimbait rod will fold on the cast.

What jig head weight should I use?
Match the head to the depth you're fishing, not to the bait's size. Use the lightest head that holds your zone — too much weight drags the nose down and kills the tail.

How many packs do I need for a five-arm umbrella rig?
Three. Five arms, two baits per pack — you'll finish with one spare.

Is it weedless?
Yes, when the hook point sits flush in the body slot. That's what lets it come through kelp and rock without loading up.

Gear That Goes With It

• Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head — 3/4 oz and 1 oz are the pairings for this bait.
• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — five-arm rig with quick clips.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-5 — the everyday 5" size.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-3 — harbor and bay size.
• Kicker Booty Spin — same body with a spinning blade instead of a paddle tail.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We sell Southern California saltwater tackle from our shop on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, and we fish these baits on the same water you do. Not sure whether your rod will throw a PK-7, or whether you should be sizing up at all? Call us or come in — we'd rather talk you into the right size than sell you the big one twice.

The Keitech Swing Impact 2.5" takes the proven Swing Impact paddle tail design down to its smallest size, adding a new dimension to finesse swimbaiting. At 2.5", this bait appeals not only to finesse bass anglers but also serves as a go-to for crappie and panfish. The tapered body and thin paddle tail produce the same natural, subtle vibration the Swing Impact series is known for — scaled down for lighter presentations and smaller targets.

Key Features

• 10 per pack
• Finesse paddle tail action — natural vibration at any retrieve speed
• Squid scent infused
• Ideal for bass, crappie, and panfish
• 6 colors available — Sight Blue Ghost, Smoke Silver, Electric Bluegill, Sight Green Hologram, Clear Lake Hitch, Green Pumpkin Green & Purple Flake

Premium Screamin Eagle Double Willow for Tournament Bass

The War Eagle Screamin Eagle Double Willow Spinnerbaits deliver premium tournament-grade performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand the best. Built with War Eagle's flagship Screamin Eagle design and double willow blade configuration, these spinnerbaits provide exceptional quality, maximum flash, and proven tournament effectiveness for targeting bass in clear water and competitive fishing situations. The Screamin Eagle Double Willow represents War Eagle's commitment to creating tournament-quality spinnerbaits.

Advanced Screamin Eagle Design

• Tournament-Grade Construction: Premium components ensure reliable performance in competition
• Double Willow Blades: Two willow blades create maximum flash and vibration
• Screamin Eagle Quality: War Eagle's flagship series delivers exceptional performance
• Clear Water Optimized: Designed specifically for clear water tournament conditions
• Fast Retrieve Performance: Willow blade design excels at high-speed retrieves

Premium Tournament Construction

• Premium Components: Tournament-grade blades, wire, and hooks ensure reliable performance
• Sharp Hooks: Premium hooks provide solid hooksets on tournament bass
• Durable Wire: Heavy-duty wire frame withstands aggressive strikes and pressure
• Quality Skirt: Premium silicone skirt provides lifelike action and durability
• Proven Design: Tournament-tested configuration triggers strikes consistently

Tournament Bass Fishing Applications

The Screamin Eagle Double Willow excels in tournament bass fishing applications. Perfect for clear water tournament lakes, fast retrieves around structure, burning over grass and vegetation, targeting pressured tournament bass, or any situation where tournament-grade quality is critical. The premium construction and double willow blades provide the reliability and flash needed to compete at the highest level while the Screamin Eagle quality ensures consistent performance when it matters most.

Key Features

War Eagle Quality

War Eagle has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Screamin Eagle Double Willow Spinnerbaits continue this tradition with tournament-grade construction and premium components. Every spinnerbait is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious tournament competitors, the Screamin Eagle Double Willow delivers the tournament-quality performance that championship bass anglers demand.

Experience the premium tournament spinnerbait performance that serious bass anglers trust. The War Eagle Screamin Eagle Double Willow isn't just a spinnerbait—it's a tournament-grade tool built for competitive fishing success.

Win tournaments with War Eagle Screamin Eagle Double Willow—where tournament quality meets championship performance.

Premium Hammered Double Willow for Maximum Flash

The War Eagle Double Willow Hammered Spinnerbaits deliver premium hammered blade performance designed for serious bass anglers who demand maximum flash and attraction. Built with hammered double willow blades and quality construction, these spinnerbaits provide exceptional light reflection, increased vibration, and proven effectiveness for targeting bass in clear water and bright conditions. The Double Willow Hammered represents War Eagle's commitment to creating quality high-flash spinnerbaits.

Advanced Hammered Double Willow Design

• Hammered Willow Blades: Textured hammered finish creates maximum light reflection and flash
• Double Willow Configuration: Two willow blades provide exceptional flash and vibration
• Enhanced Flash: Hammered texture reflects light from multiple angles for increased visibility
• Clear Water Optimized: Designed specifically for clear water and bright conditions
• Fast Retrieve Performance: Willow blade design excels at high-speed retrieves

Premium Construction Features

• Quality Components: Premium hammered blades, wire, and hooks ensure reliable performance
• Sharp Hooks: Quality hooks provide solid hooksets on strikes
• Durable Wire: Strong wire frame withstands aggressive strikes and cover
• Silicone Skirt: Quality skirt provides lifelike action and durability
• Proven Design: Time-tested double willow configuration triggers strikes

Clear Water Bass Fishing Applications

The Double Willow Hammered excels in clear water bass fishing applications. Perfect for clear lakes and reservoirs in bright conditions, fast retrieves around structure, burning over grass and vegetation, targeting active bass in open water, or any situation where maximum flash and visibility are critical. The hammered texture on the willow blades creates exceptional light reflection that attracts bass from a distance while the double willow configuration provides the flash and vibration needed to trigger reaction strikes.

Key Features

War Eagle Quality

War Eagle has been creating quality fishing lures for serious bass anglers, and the Double Willow Hammered Spinnerbaits continue this tradition with premium hammered blade design and quality construction. Every spinnerbait is manufactured to exacting standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious tournament competitors, the Double Willow Hammered delivers the maximum flash performance that bass anglers demand.

Experience the premium hammered blade spinnerbait performance that serious bass anglers trust. The War Eagle Double Willow Hammered isn't just a spinnerbait—it's a precision tool built for maximum flash fishing success.

Catch more bass with maximum flash using War Eagle Double Willow Hammered—where hammered blades meet exceptional performance.

The Basstrix Ledge Rocker Jig Head is purpose-built to unlock the full potential of your hollow body swimbaits. A uniquely positioned line tie produces a distinct side-to-side wobble that you can feel through the rod — giving you total confidence your bait is working even when you can't see it. Engineered specifically for 5-inch and 6-inch Basstrix Hollow Body Paddle Tails, it's equally at home grinding deep ledges, powering through thick vegetation, or swimming over submerged structure. A stout 5/0 needle-sharp hook handles violent strikes and heavy hooksets, while chip-resistant powder paint and a molded bait keeper keep everything locked in place fish after fish.

Key Features

• Signature side-to-side wobble — unique line tie position creates action you can feel through the rod
• 5/0 needle-sharp hook — heavy-duty hardware built for trophy bass in thick cover
• Optimized for big swimbaits — purpose-built for 5" and 6" Basstrix Hollow Body Paddle Tails
• Molded bait keeper — locks trailers in place for a flawless presentation every cast
• Chip-resistant powder paint — durable finish that holds up against rocks and structure
• 5/8 oz — ideal sink rate for ledge fishing, deep structure, and submerged weeds

Specifications

The Deps Frilled Shad 4.7 Inches is a realistic reproduction of streamlined baitfish with enhanced real action that trembles and rolls, perfectly imitating smelt and other baitfish that live in many waters. The bait features a quivering action and unique twisting swimming action that triggers strikes from bass feeding on small forage fish.

During the retrieve, a rolling action with shaking from side to side is created automatically—just swim it back and the bait will do the rest. The ultra-realistic body mold includes lifelike eyes that make it look just like a baitfish, getting more bites in tough situations when bass are wary or pressured. Available in two versions with 0% salt content for maximum action and 10% salt for better casting distance.

The innovative fan-shaped lip that spreads over the head passes the water stream around the bait and creates a rolling action with unique trembling motion. The lip acts as a brake to reduce movement more slowly, making it possible to effectively work rocks and sticks where bass live. Since the hook is hidden, the lip also acts like a weedguard, allowing you to fish through cover without constant snags.

Key Features:

• Fan-Shaped Lip: Creates rolling action with unique trembling motion
• Quivering Action: Realistic trembling and rolling mimics live baitfish
• Unique Twisting Swim: Side-to-side shaking action triggers strikes
• Ultra-Realistic Body Mold: Detailed sculpting with lifelike eyes
• Soft Body Construction: Lifelike feel appeals to wary bass
• Weedguard Function: Hidden hook design reduces snags
• Brake Effect: Lip slows movement for working cover effectively
• Two Salt Options: 0% for maximum action, 10% for casting distance

Specifications:

• Length: 4.7 inches
• Quantity: 5 per pack
• Type: Soft swimbait with fan-shaped lip
• Salt Content: Available in 0% and 10% versions
• Target Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, striped bass

Rigging Techniques:

• Weighted Swimbait Hook: Standard rigging for swimming presentations
• Jighead: Open water and vertical presentations
• Underspin: Add blade for extra flash and vibration
• Texas Rig: Weedless presentation for heavy cover
• Carolina Rig: Dragging presentation for deep structure

Retrieve Techniques:

• Straight Swim: Steady retrieve showcases natural rolling and trembling
• Slow Roll: Methodical retrieve along bottom structure
• Stop-and-Go: Pause to let bait sink and trigger following fish
• Work Cover: Slow retrieve around rocks and sticks using lip as brake

Ideal Applications:

• Waters with smelt or small baitfish populations
• Clear water situations requiring realistic presentations
• Pressured or heavily fished waters
• Around rocks, sticks, and structure
• Tough conditions when bass are finicky
• When bass are feeding on small forage fish

When you need a realistic soft swimbait that delivers unique trembling action, natural rolling motion, and lifelike appearance for tough conditions, the Deps Frilled Shad 4.7 Inches is the choice of serious swimbait anglers.

Berkley Choppo 90

When you need to cover more water or call up bigger fish, step up to the Berkley Choppo 90. The larger 90mm profile pushes more water, creates more surface disturbance, and gives bass a bigger target — making it the go-to Choppo when you're fishing open flats, larger bodies of water, or targeting trophy fish that want a bigger meal.

Like the 75, the Choppo 90 is built around a durable cupped propeller tail that won't melt in your tackle box, with enhanced surface area for maximum sound and spray. The precision-balanced body starts working immediately and tracks straight at a variety of retrieve speeds. Chuck it around shallow cover and wind it back — it's that simple.

Justin Lucas Pro Tip: Cast and retrieve around all types of shallow cover. Best suited for calmer conditions.

Features

• Larger 90mm profile — more water displacement, bigger target for trophy fish
• Durable cupped propeller tail — won't melt in your tackle box
• Enhanced propeller surface area — maximum sound and spray on the retrieve
• Precision-balanced body — action starts immediately, swims straight at any speed
• Equipped with sharp Fusion19™ hooks — solid hook sets on explosive strikes

Best For

• Techniques: Chuck-and-wind, slow wake retrieve around cover
• Conditions: Calm water, open flats, shallow cover
• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass

The Halco Max 110 Lure is the baby brother of the other bigger bodies Max lures. The 110 is a perfect bite size for casting at tuna and mackerel schools, but is also comfortable being sunk down and jigged next to coral bombies and structure.

Coming in a range of Bluewater colors, this versatile little lure is a must have for the adventurous lure fisherman. Discover new fishing techniques and catch more fish with the Halco Max 110 Lure. Its compact size is perfect for casting at tuna and mackerel schools, while also being effective when jigged near coral and structure. With a variety of Bluewater colors to choose from, this versatile lure is an essential tool for any skilled fisherman.

Specifications:

Features:

• The River2Sea Whopper Plopper 60 is a new, even smaller version of Larry Dahlberg's classic topwater lure.
• Measures just 2 3/8 inches, weighs 1/4 ounce.
• Propeller-like tail rotates and creates tons of surface commotion at a variety of retrieve speeds.
• Pre-rigged with size 8 black nickel trebles.
• Available in 8 essential topwater colors.

The Whopper Plopper 60 by River2Sea is a scaled-down version of Larry Dahlberg's beloved topwater lure series. At a mere 2 3/8 inches and 1/4 ounce, the Whopper Plopper 60 packs all the same enticing surface action as its larger counterparts in a compact and adorable form.

Not your average topwater lure, the River2Sea Whopper Plopper 60 features a propeller-like tail that adds an extra element of fun with its rotating motion and unique "plopping" splashing sounds. This tail is no joke either, built to withstand the rough conditions of rocks, wood, and big freshwater fish.

While the Whopper Plopper 60 is the smallest Whopper Plopper in terms of length, it has a deeper, wider belly that creates more of a bluegill profile like the Whopper Plopper 75. All in all, the Whopper Plopper 60 is a great choice for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass when the topwater bite is strong, but fish are pressured and used to a smaller forage base.

Our Dirty Jigs Replacement Skirts are available in packs of 5 and will breathe new life into that old beat-up jig. With more than 30 color choices available, you can pick the perfect imitation of whatever the bass are munching in your area.

Don't throw out your jig that has produced time and time again just because it is has been torn up. Replace the skirt with Dirty Jigs Premium Skirts.

5 Per Pack