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The Yamamoto 5" Thin Senko is the skinny brother of the original 5" Senko. The slender body of Thin Senko lends itself well to drop shotting and other finesse presentations. It's able to differentiates itself from the other trick or slender worms with its characteristic Senko action. It works great with the NED rig and the Neko rig too.  If you want to get more life out of your Senko you can use an O ring and tool if you are wacky rigging or Neko rigging.

Nomad DTX Minnow 220 Heavy Duty boasts revolutionary features such as Patented Nomad Autotune, Gorilla Through Wire, and Hydrospeed advanced design technology. This trolling minnow is in a class of its own, with a unique body shape that creates a distressed baitfish swimming action. The concealed Hydrospeed belly eyelet allows for faster trolling speeds, while the Autotune tow point and bib system ensure a deep, straight, and true swim every time.

Designed and tested by the Nomad Sportfishing Team in Australia, Nomad DTX Minnow 220 Heavy Duty lure is known for their durability and effectiveness. Each lure specifically crafted for a distinct purpose and balanced with tested hooks. Ideal for Tuna, Wahoo, Mackerel, and Mahi Mahi, the DTX 9” Minnow can be trolled at speeds up to 14 knots and reach depths of over 50ft+.

The most significant feature of the Battlestar 115 Saltwater Jerkbait is its slow-floating capability, allowing for a slower and more controlled retrieve and maneuvering over rough terrain. Similar in quality to the Lucky Craft, our tests have shown that the Battlestar and Lucky Craft 115 have the same casting distance and durability after extensive use.

The paint also chips at a similar rate. I put the Battlestar 115 to the test, pushing it through snags, colliding with rocks, and reeling in trophy fish. Even after many hours of use, the bait remains intact and continues to catch fish. It's a long-lasting and effective lure. 

• 115mm
• 3/4oz
• Dives 3-4'
• Super Long Casting
• Slow Floating 
• Rattling
• Realistic Pattern
• Micro Coated
• Now with Improved Body Strength!
• Now comes stock with Battlestar 2X Strong Hooks!

The Keitech Easy Shiner 2" features a slim profile and exceptional realism, with a super-soft composition that allows the boot tail to deliver an incredible kicking action on the retrieve. Its streamlined design makes it highly effective around vegetation, and the squid scent load adds fish attraction on every cast. Excels rigged behind a darter head or used as a swim jig trailer.

Key Features

• 15 per pack
• Boot tail design — strong kicking action at any retrieve speed
• Slim profile — works effectively around vegetation
• Squid scent infused — note: French Pearl does not include squid scent
• Recommended techniques: darter head, swim jig trailer
• 17 colors available — Pro Blue Red Pearl, Sight Flash, Sexy Shad, Electric Shad, Bluegill Flash, Shad, Smallmouth Magic, Copperfield, Sungill, Perch, Green Pumpkin, Electric Blue Chartreuse, Chartreuse Shad, Silver Flash Minnow, French Pearl, Clear Lake Hitch, Green Pumpkin Green & Purple Flake

Gamakatsu Offset Shank Worm EWG Hooks are the standard for worms and creature baits.  We love the bend on these hooks and the super sharp point.

 These fishing hooks work best for thick bodied worms, craw, and creature type baits because of the extra wide gap.  An extra wide gap is defined by the distance from the point of the hook to the bottom of the curve of the shank.  EWG hooks are good for plastic baits that have a bigger body to them.  If the gap is too small, upon hook-set the point of the hook won't be able to come through the plastic to pierce the fishes mouth.  The extra gap gives the hook room to come through the plastic which exposes the hook.

 Tie one on if you haven't yet, we are confident you will be satisfied with the results.  

The Only Topwater Hardbait That Looks Like a Soft Stick

The Ima Skimmer 110 is unlike any other hard plastic topwater stickbait on the market. While every other walking hardbait has a fat, rounded body, the Skimmer is built with the slender, pencil-thin profile of a 5" soft plastic stickbait — the most proven bass-catching shape in freshwater fishing. That slim silhouette is something bass have been conditioned to eat for decades, and the Skimmer is the only topwater hardbait that delivers it.

The Boil That Seals the Deal

The Skimmer's tail-weighted design creates a one-of-a-kind surface action. On every zig and zag, the weighted tail end stirs the water into a large, violent boil — and then the Skimmer slips out just ahead of it, like a desperate baitfish narrowly escaping a bass's lunge. That boil-and-escape sequence is irresistible. It triggers the predatory instinct in bass that have seen every other topwater presentation and shut down.

Why Fat-Bodied Walking Baits Miss the Mark

Traditional walking baits like the Zara Spook have a wide, rounded body that produces a smooth glide. The Skimmer's slender profile creates a completely different visual trigger — one that more closely mimics the slim, darting profile of a shad, herring, or alewife. On pressured fisheries where bass have seen every fat-bodied walking bait in the box, the Skimmer's unique silhouette and boil action stands out.

Slim Profile, Maximum Action

At 4.25 in (110mm) and 7/16 oz, the Skimmer is perfectly sized for medium-action spinning or baitcasting gear. It walks easily with minimal rod work, casts exceptionally well for its size, and the tail-weighted balance keeps it riding low in the water — maximizing contact with the surface and amplifying that signature boil on every direction change.

The Right Pick If...

• Fat-bodied walking baits are getting ignored on pressured water
• You want a topwater with a slim, soft-plastic-style profile
• You're targeting largemouth or smallmouth bass feeding on shad, herring, or alewives
• You want a walking bait that creates a dramatic surface boil on every twitch
• You fish clear water where a natural, slender profile makes a difference

Best Retrieve Techniques

• Walk the Dog: Rhythmic rod-tip twitches with a steady retrieve — the Skimmer walks easily and the tail boils on every direction change
• Pause and Walk: Walk 3–5 times, pause, then walk again — the pause lets the boil settle and often triggers strikes from following fish
• Slow Walk: Slower cadence for finicky fish or post-front conditions — the slim profile stays in the strike zone longer
• Twitch and Pause: Single twitches with long pauses — deadly when bass are lethargic or in post-spawn recovery

Best Conditions

• Calm to lightly choppy surface — the boil 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 shad and herring on the surface
• Clear water fisheries where a natural, slender profile triggers more strikes
• Pressured lakes where fat-bodied walking baits have been picked apart

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Striped Bass, White Bass
• Techniques: Topwater Walking, Walk-the-Dog, Pause-and-Walk, Twitch-and-Pause
• Conditions: Calm surface, low-light, post-spawn, clear water, pressured fisheries

Key Features

• Slender soft-plastic-style profile — the only topwater hardbait with this silhouette
• Tail-weighted design creates a violent surface boil on every direction change
• 4.25 in (110mm) body length
• 7/16 oz weight — ideal for medium-action spinning or baitcasting gear
• Walks easily with minimal rod work
• Exceptional casting distance for its size
• 12 color patterns to match any forage or water condition

Models & Colors

Tackle Express Tips

• Go Light on Gear: The Skimmer shines on a 7' medium spinning rod with 10–15 lb braid and a 10 lb fluorocarbon leader. The lighter setup lets the bait walk more freely and enhances the tail boil action.
• Match Color to Forage: In shad-heavy lakes, go with American Shad, Real Ghost Shad, or Ghost Minnow. In herring fisheries, Blueback Herring and Ghost Chartreuse Herring are deadly. In clear water, Chrome and Chattahoochee Chrome create maximum flash.
• Use a Loop Knot: A Rapala loop knot gives the Skimmer maximum freedom of movement and enhances the walking action and tail boil, especially at slower retrieve speeds.

FAQ

How is the Ima Skimmer 110 different from other walking baits?
The Skimmer has a slender, pencil-thin body profile that mimics a soft plastic stickbait — something no other topwater hardbait offers. Combined with its tail-weighted boil action, it presents a completely different visual trigger than fat-bodied walking baits like the Zara Spook.

What rod and line setup works best?
A 7'–7'2" medium spinning rod with 10–15 lb braid and a 10–12 lb fluorocarbon leader is ideal. The Skimmer can also be fished on a medium baitcaster, but spinning gear gives it the most natural walking action.

Is the Ima Skimmer 110 good for smallmouth bass?
Absolutely. The slim profile and natural shad/herring color options make it a top smallmouth bait, especially in clear water lakes and rivers where smallmouth are keyed in on slender baitfish.

The Owner Mutu Circle Hook Bulk Pack delivers one of Owner's most trusted big-game hooks in quantities serious saltwater anglers actually need. Extra-strong wire, a precision-turned point, and the self-setting geometry of a true circle hook — all in a bulk count that lets you rig confidently without rationing hooks.

Corner of the Mouth, Every Time

The Mutu is engineered to do what every live-bait and chunk angler wants: put the hook exactly where it belongs. The inward-turned point rotates as the fish runs and locks in the corner of the jaw — the strongest bite point, away from teeth, away from the gill plate, and with the best leverage angle for a long fight. Extra-strong construction means the wire holds under the sustained pressure of a big yellowtail or bluefin without bending out.

What Standard J-Hooks Get Wrong

J-hooks require a hard hookset — miss the timing and the fish is gone. They also land randomly in the mouth, sometimes near the gills or deep-hooked, which makes release difficult and survival rates low. The Mutu eliminates that variable. No hard set needed, no guessing where the hook lands, no deep-hooking. Point the rod at the fish, wind until it loads, and the hook does the rest.

What Sets It Apart

• Extra-Strong Wire — Built to hold bluefin, big yellowtail, and hard-running halibut without bending
• Self-Setting Circle Geometry — Inward-turned point rotates into the corner of the jaw on every run
• Corner-of-Mouth Hookups — Away from teeth, optimal leverage, cleaner releases
• Owner Needle Point — Sharp from the box; bites on light pressure without requiring a power hookset
• Bulk Pack Value — Stock up at a lower per-hook cost; never run short on a full-day trip
• Black Chrome Finish — Corrosion-resistant for repeated saltwater use

The Right Pick If…

• You fish live bait for tuna, yellowtail, or halibut offshore or on long-range trips
• You want consistent corner-of-mouth hooksets without timing a hard set
• You practice catch-and-release and need a hook that doesn't deep-hook fish
• You're in a regulation area that requires or recommends circle hooks
• You go through hooks fast and want bulk pricing on a premium option

Best Fishing Techniques

• Live bait fishing — bridle or nose-hook sardines, mackerel, or squid for tuna and yellowtail
• Chunk baiting — anchor chunks on the bottom for halibut and bottom species
• Dropper loop rigs for rockfish and lingcod
• Slow-pitch and dead bait rigs for big game offshore
• Kite fishing with live bait at the surface

Circle Hook Technique — Get It Right

• Do not jerk the rod when you feel the bite — that's the number one mistake with circle hooks
• Point the rod at the fish and begin winding steadily
• Wind until the rod loads — the hook rotates into the corner of the mouth automatically
• Once loaded, fight the fish normally — the corner hookup gives you maximum leverage

Best Conditions

• Offshore live-bait fishing — any depth, any drift
• Long-range trips where hook count matters and bulk saves money
• Regulation waters requiring circle hooks (common in many offshore and sport fisheries)
• Catch-and-release tournaments where jaw hookups are required for scoring

Best For

• Bluefin, Yellowfin & Albacore Tuna
• Yellowtail (Amberjack)
• Halibut (Pacific & California)
• Striped Bass, Snook, Tarpon (live bait)
• Rockfish, Lingcod (chunk and dropper rigs)
• Any species where C&R or regulations call for circle hooks

Models & Specs

Specs are loaded dynamically from product metafields. Sizes available: #4 (Qty 46), #2 (Qty 46), #1 (Qty 40), 1/0 (Qty 34), 2/0 (Qty 34), 3/0 (Qty 28), 4/0 (Qty 22), 5/0 (Qty 22).

Tackle Express Tips

• Match hook size to bait, not fish size. A size 2/0 Mutu on a large sardine fishes better than a 4/0 — oversized hooks kill bait action and spook wary fish. Size up when switching to larger mackerel or squid.
• Bridle rigging maximizes bait life. Thread a small rubber band through the bait's eye socket and loop it over the hook point. Bridle-rigged live baits swim naturally longer, increasing your hookup window.
• Resist the urge to set. If you're coming from J-hooks, this is the hardest habit to break. Jerking the rod on a circle hook pulls the point out of the mouth before it can rotate. Wind first, always.

FAQ

Q: Do I need to set the hook with a circle hook?
A: No — and doing so will cost you fish. When bit, point the rod at the fish and wind until you feel weight. The circle hook geometry does the setting for you, rotating into the corner of the jaw as the fish runs.

Q: Are these legal in circle-hook-required fisheries?
A: The Owner Mutu is a true offset circle hook. Many fisheries that require circle hooks specify non-offset — check local regulations before use in managed fisheries where offset is prohibited.

Q: How do I choose the right size?
A: Match to bait size first. Size #2–1 for small sardines and anchovies; 1/0–2/0 for medium sardines and mackerel; 3/0–5/0 for large mackerel, squid, and live bonito strips. Ask us at Tackle Express if you're unsure for a specific target species.

Don Iovino, a legend in bass fishing, knows what fishing soft plastic baits is all about and when he puts his name on a bait and the Don Iovino Teanie Meanie won't let you down. You can have the confidence that it will meet or exceed your performance expectations. Anglers who use his custom hand pour worms know how effective they can be, and how much big bass pay attention.

These worms have an enticing look with a fatter head, ribbed mid section, and a thinner tail.  Loaded with salt, bass will hang on giving you time to set the hook.  Perfect for drop shot and other finesse rigs.  When the bite get's tough, this is the go to worm to get em to chew!

3" Teanie Meanie Worm

Quantity 25 per pack

The Roboworm Straight Tail Worms have become a staple for finesse fishing, harkening back to the days of the 'hand poured' finesse worms so popular on the West Coast more than a decade ago. The Straight Tail Worms are surprisingly effective, especially during the warmer months when fish pressure and boat traffic are at their peak.

Roboworm uses state-of-the-art robotic technology to create consistent, well-defined colors every time. It also allows them to create unique color combinations, usually only found in 'hand poured' worms. The super soft plastic Strait Tail Worms end up having a very sensitive, alluring action complete with a Salt Release System that provides a burst of salt when a fish bites ' causing them to hold on longer for solid hooksets.

Style: Straight Tail Floating Worm

Size 4 1/2"

Qty: 10 Per Pack

The football shaped head and flat eye hook of the Dirty Jigs Finesse Football jig allows the hook to ride upright at all times. This makes all the difference in getting those fish to the boat when fishing clear water with light line. Features a 60° flat eye Mustad ULTRA POINT 1X strong jig hook with new 4.3 Microsharp Point Technology, a large lead barb plastic trailer keeper, and skirt collar that accepts our double rattle system. Skirts come full length giving you the option of a full skirt or trim the front to achieve a slim spider cut profile.

Down sizing for the clear water don't have to down size quality, lead barb trailer keeper and full size skirt.

The Leader That Fights Back

When finicky tuna and billfish are refusing everything else, the Aftco Saiko Pro Fluorocarbon Leader Line is the edge serious anglers reach for. Made from a 100% custom formula fluorocarbon manufactured in Japan, Saiko Pro is engineered for real-world performance — not just lab numbers. It's supple enough to tie clean knots, hard enough to resist the roughest structure, and strong enough to hold when it matters most.

Built for the Talica Series — and Every Big-Game Setup

Saiko Pro delivers industry-leading tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and break energy ratings across the full range from 12lb to 300lb test. Whether you're rigging up for yellowfin, white seabass, or blue marlin, there's a Saiko Pro size built for the job. The 12–80lb range is available in both Clear and Pink; 100–300lb is available in Clear.

Why Leader Material Actually Matters

Most fluorocarbon weakens after contact with structure, teeth, or gill plates. Saiko Pro is up to 20% stronger after abrasion than leading competitors — a critical difference when you're fighting a fish that's already tested your gear. The knot and crimp strength is unmatched, and the AFTCO SecureSpool™ system keeps your leader organized and tangle-free between trips.

Clear vs. Pink — Which to Choose

Clear is the go-to for most conditions — low visibility, high clarity water, and pressured fish. Pink shines in cloudy or stained water where it can actually reduce visibility at depth. Many offshore anglers keep both on hand and match to conditions.

The Right Pick If...

• You're targeting tuna, billfish, or inshore species that leader-shy
• You need a leader that holds up to structure, teeth, and repeated use
• You want a premium Japan-made fluorocarbon with proven offshore credentials
• You're rigging with crimps or tying direct — Saiko Pro handles both

Best Fishing Techniques

• Chunking and live bait for tuna and billfish
• Slow-pitch and vertical jigging with fluorocarbon top shots
• Inshore live bait rigs for white seabass and yellowtail
• Kite fishing and flat-line trolling leaders
• Crimped big-game rigs for 100lb+ applications

Best Conditions

• Clear to moderately stained water (use Pink in cloudy conditions)
• Offshore blue water and nearshore kelp/structure
• Any situation where fish are leader-shy or biting short

Best For

• Species: Bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, white seabass, yellowtail, billfish, marlin, wahoo
• Techniques: Live bait, chunking, jigging, trolling, kite fishing, crimped big-game rigs
• Use Cases: Offshore leader material, inshore top shots, fluorocarbon shock leaders

Key Features

• 100% custom formula fluorocarbon — made in Japan
• Up to 20% stronger after abrasion than leading competitors
• Industry-leading tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and break energy ratings
• Supple finish for easy knot tying; hard outer shell for maximum abrasion resistance
• AFTCO SecureSpool™ for tangle-free leader storage
• Available in Clear (12–300lb) and Pink (12–80lb)
• Proven on tuna, billfish, and inshore species worldwide

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match your leader to your main line: For braid-to-fluoro connections, use an FG knot or PR bobbin knot for maximum strength and a slim profile through the guides.
• Go heavier in structure: When fishing near kelp, rocks, or the boat hull, bump up one or two line classes — the abrasion resistance will pay off.
• Pink in the chop: On overcast days or in green water, the pink color diffuses at depth and can actually be less visible to fish than clear. Don't overlook it.

FAQ

What's the difference between the Clear and Pink versions?
Both are the same custom fluorocarbon formula. Pink is designed for cloudy or stained water conditions where it becomes less visible at depth. Clear is the standard choice for most offshore and inshore applications.

Can I use Saiko Pro with crimps?
Yes — AFTCO specifically engineered Saiko Pro for both knotted and crimped applications. The knot and crimp strength is one of its standout features, making it ideal for big-game rigs in the 100–300lb range.

Is Saiko Pro suitable for inshore fishing?
Absolutely. While it's built for offshore performance, the 12–30lb range is excellent for white seabass, yellowtail, and other inshore species that are leader-shy in clear water.

Walks, Pops, Spits — All in One Bait

The Ima Big Stick is the result of years of development by Ima's Japanese engineering team and professional angler Randy Pringle — and it shows. At 7 inches and 1.75 oz, the Big Stick is a magnum topwater that can spit like a popper, walk like the hardest-sashaying walking bait on the market, and do it all without requiring expert technique or specialized gear. It's designed for conventional tackle, starts working the moment you begin your retrieve, and is built to handle anything from trophy bass to stripers, pike, and musky.

Eight Sound Chambers. One Unforgettable Presentation.

The Big Stick features eight individual sound chambers that create a massive ruckus at fast retrieve speeds — and can be dialed back to a subtle pop along the surface when fish are finicky. The rear-weighted design kicks the action into gear immediately on the retrieve and dramatically increases casting distance and accuracy. A unique head design pushes significant volumes of water on every direction change, creating a surface disturbance that draws fish from a distance.

Built for Trophy Fish, Not Just Bass

Most big topwaters are built for one species. The Big Stick is built for all of them. Wire-through construction, heavier split rings, and Owner ST-66 #1/0 treble hooks mean this bait can handle the shock of a 50 lb striper, a 40-inch musky, or a 10 lb largemouth without failing. The durable finish and premium hardware make it a legitimate multi-species weapon for both freshwater and saltwater applications.

Standard vs. Silent — Two Presentations, One Profile

The Big Stick comes in both a standard (rattling) version and a silent version. The standard model's eight sound chambers create aggressive noise and vibration — ideal for stained water, choppy conditions, and aggressive fish. The silent version relies entirely on its surface action and profile — perfect for clear water, pressured fish, and situations where noise spooks rather than attracts.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a big topwater that walks AND pops without switching baits
• You're targeting trophy largemouth, stripers, pike, or musky on the surface
• You need a topwater that casts far and starts working immediately on the retrieve
• You fish both freshwater and saltwater and want one bait that handles both
• You want a premium Japanese-engineered topwater with tournament-proven action

Best Retrieve Techniques

• Walk the Dog: Rhythmic rod-tip twitches produce a wide, aggressive side-to-side walk — the rear-weighted design makes this effortless
• Popping: Short, sharp twitches to spit water and pause — the unique head design creates a loud, aggressive pop
• Fast Burn: High-speed retrieve to activate all eight sound chambers and create maximum surface commotion
• Subtle Pop: Slow, gentle twitches for a quiet, subtle presentation — or use the silent version for pressured fish

Best Conditions

• Open water, main lake points, and offshore structure where big fish are feeding on top
• Early morning and late evening low-light periods
• Post-spawn through fall when trophy fish are chasing large baitfish
• Saltwater flats, jetties, and inshore structure for stripers and other coastal species
• Any situation where a large, aggressive topwater presentation is needed

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, Pike, Musky, Various Saltwater Species
• Techniques: Walk-the-Dog, Popping, Fast Burn, Subtle Pop
• Conditions: Open water, low-light, post-spawn, saltwater inshore, trophy fish situations

Key Features

• Designed by Ima Japan engineering team and Randy Pringle
• 7 in body length, 1.75 oz (50g) weight
• Eight individual sound chambers — loud at speed, subtle when needed
• Rear-weighted design for immediate action and long casting distance
• Unique head design pushes significant water volume on every direction change
• Wire-through construction for maximum durability
• Heavier split rings and Owner ST-66 #1/0 treble hooks
• Available in standard (rattling) and silent versions
• 16 color patterns for freshwater and saltwater applications

Models & Colors

Standard (Rattling) Versions

Silent Versions

Tackle Express Tips

• Go Heavy on Tackle: The Big Stick is 1.75 oz — use a heavy or extra-heavy 7'6"–8' casting rod with a high-speed reel (7:1+) and 50–65 lb braid. The heavy setup handles the weight, maximizes casting distance, and gives you the power to drive Owner ST-66 hooks home on big fish.
• Standard vs. Silent by Water Clarity: Use the standard rattling version in stained water, choppy conditions, or when fish are aggressive. Switch to the silent version in clear water, calm conditions, or when fish are spooking off noise.
• Match Color to Forage: Sardine, Mackerel, and Ghost Blue Back are go-to saltwater and striper colors. Bone and Red Head are classic low-light and clear-water patterns. Trout and Hatchery Trout shine in trout-forage fisheries and tailwaters.

FAQ

What's the difference between the standard and silent Big Stick?
The standard version has eight internal sound chambers that create noise and vibration at all retrieve speeds. The silent version has no rattle and relies entirely on its surface action and profile — ideal for clear water or pressured fish that spook off noisy baits.

What rod and line setup works best?
A heavy or extra-heavy 7'6"–8' casting rod with a high-speed reel and 50–65 lb braided line is ideal. The 1.75 oz weight needs backbone to cast and the braid gives you the sensitivity to feel the action and the power to set hooks on big fish.

Can the Ima Big Stick be used in saltwater?
Absolutely. The wire-through construction, heavier split rings, and Owner ST-66 hooks are built to handle saltwater species including striped bass, bluefish, and other inshore predators. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after each saltwater use.

The Owner ST-41 is a versatile treble hook built for anglers who demand reliable hookups in both fresh and saltwater. Featuring Owner's Cutting Point technology, the ST-41 penetrates faster and holds better than standard needle point hooks — even on light-biting fish.

The black chrome finish provides corrosion resistance for inshore and saltwater use, making these a go-to upgrade for hard baits targeting calico bass, stripers, walleye, and other species. Available in sizes 6 through 2/0 to match any bait in your box.

• Cutting Point technology for superior hook penetration
• Black chrome corrosion-resistant finish
• Forged construction for strength under pressure
• Available in sizes 6, 4, 2, 1, 1/0, and 2/0
• Ideal for freshwater and inshore saltwater hard baits

The Big Hammer 3.5" Full Body Swimbait is a compact, high-action soft swimbait built to trigger feeding responses from a wide range of predatory fish. Its realistic baitfish profile and Big Hammer's signature square tail design produce an aggressive kicking action and natural body roll that pressured fish can't ignore — whether you're working structure in the surf, kelp beds, or freshwater flats.

Molded with textured scales, gill plates, lifelike eyes, and detailed fins, the 3.5" profile matches the size of common forage species and excels on a jighead, swim jig, or drop shot rig. Available in 9 proven colors to match any water condition or forage.

Key Features

• Realistic full-body profile — textured scales, gill plates, eyes, and fins for maximum visual appeal
• Square tail design — produces aggressive kicking action and body roll on the retrieve
• Versatile rigging — jighead, swim jig, or drop shot
• 9 colors available — Sexy Smelt, Ledge Crawler, Rainbow Trout, Green Sardine, Surf Smelt, Red Rum, Bay Smelt, Pacific Chovy, Red Calico Hunter
• Sold individually

Specs

Introducing the game-changing Battlestar Rib Bait Swimbaits for surf fishing in California! Featuring a one-of-a-kind Rib-Through-Groove® design, these swimbaits are the most weedless on the market, allowing for the best hooksets. Available in 5" and new 3" sizes. Don't miss out on the ultimate bait for catching big fish.

Battlestar 5” Rib Baits feature the original invention Rib-Through-Groove® design. Rig this bait Texas Rig style using the 5/0 Battlestar XLS Weighted Swimbait Hook. Bury the hook tip under one or two of the ribs inside the groove. Your hook tip will stay secured in the groove and protected from loose weeds and debris by the rib located directly in front of it. The 3" Rib Bait is designed to be used with our 2/0 XLS Weighted Swimbait Hook. 

• 5" (127mm) 8 baits per pack
• 3" (76mm) 12 baits per pack 

The Roboworm Fat Straight Tail Worm brings you the classic soft plastic worm shape with the clean colors and hand-poured quality you are used to getting from Roboworm - the country's premier plastic worm company. The Fat Straight Tail worm offers a thicker head section so your hook will hold more securely when Texas-rigged and will resist tearing better when the fish are biting.

Roboworm's exclusive Salt Release System comes with every Fat Worm. It gives bass a burst of salty flavor when they bite, making them hang on longer - for a better catch ratio. If you've been discouraged trying to Texas-rig the standard Roboworm Straight Tail Worm, choose your favorite color of the Roboworm Fat Straight Tail Worm and hook up big time.

Size: 6"

Style:  FAT Worm

Quantity: 8 per pack

The Spro Rock Crawler 55 Crankbait was designed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series Angler Mike McClelland to have a wide wobbling hunting action. It's ability to bounce off cover like no other crankbaits triggers aggressive strikes.

Just hit the rocks and the RkCrawler 55 does the rest while rocking the school of fish. Most crankbait anglers know that deflection is the deal, and the new RkCrawler 55 takes advantage of a predator's built-in instinct and turns those natural instincts into secure hook-ups that show up at the weigh-in!