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The PENN Pursuit V Spinning Reel is a robust, versatile saltwater fishing reel designed for reliability and performance across inshore, surf, and boat applications. Engineered with PENN’s renowned durability, this reel combines a lightweight, corrosion-resistant graphite body with a powerful HT-100™ carbon fiber drag system to handle hard-fighting saltwater fish. Available in six sizes (2500 to 8000), it suits a wide range of fisheries, from light inshore species to heavy offshore targets.

Key Features:

• HT-100™ Drag System: Delivers smooth, consistent drag pressure to tame large fish, withstanding the rigors of saltwater environments.
• 4+1 Sealed Stainless Steel Bearings: Ensures smooth retrieves and long-lasting performance, even in harsh conditions.
• Corrosion-Resistant Graphite Body: Lightweight yet durable, built to endure saltwater exposure without compromising strength.
• Braid-Ready Spool: Allows direct tying of braided line without mono backing, simplifying setup and improving efficiency.
• One-Size-Fits-All Line Clip: Facilitates easy line management for rigging or storing the reel.
• Instant Anti-Reverse: Eliminates rotor backplay for instant hook sets, enhancing strike response.
• Line Capacity Rings: Clearly marked on the spool to track remaining line during casts or fights.
• Superline Spool: Machined, anodized aluminum spool designed for durability and compatibility with superlines.

Specifications:

• Sizes: 2500, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 8000.
• Gear Ratio: Varies by model (e.g., 6.2:1 for 2500-4000, 5.6:1 for 5000-6000, 4.7:1 for 8000).
• Max Drag: Up to 25 lbs (varies by model).
• Bearings: 4 sealed stainless steel + 1 anti-reverse bearing.
• Line Capacity (Mono): e.g., 255 yd/8 lb (2500); 235 yd/15 lb (5000); 305 yd/25 lb (8000).
• Line Capacity (Braid): e.g., 240 yd/20 lb (2500); 315 yd/50 lb (5000); 475 yd/65 lb (8000).
• Weight: Ranges from 9.8 oz (2500) to 29.1 oz (8000).

The Yamamoto Scope Shad is engineered specifically for forward-facing sonar (FFS) presentations. Its slender, hydrodynamic profile and lifelike shad silhouette are designed to be seen — and eaten — by fish you're watching in real time on your screen. When you spot a bass hovering at 30 feet and drop the Scope Shad right in front of its nose, you'll understand why this bait was purpose-built for the modern FFS angler.

Key Features

• Slender shad profile optimized for FFS visibility and natural fall
• Ideal for drop shot, shaky head, and finesse swimbait rigs
• Yamamoto's premium soft plastic formula for lifelike action
• Available in 3", 3.5", and 4" sizes to match the hatch
• 18 hand-selected colors — from natural forage to high-vis reaction shades
• 10 baits per pack

Specifications

Why Anglers Choose the Scope Shad

Forward-facing sonar has changed bass fishing forever — and the Scope Shad was designed to keep up. Its subtle tail kick and neutral buoyancy make it deadly on a drop shot when fish are suspended and finicky. Whether you're fishing clear highland reservoirs or stained lowland lakes, there's a Scope Shad color that matches your conditions. Pick your size, match the forage, and let the fish tell you the rest.

Yamamoto Nuki Bug

Built on the DNA of the wildly popular Yamatanuki, the Yamamoto Nuki Bug takes the power-finesse concept and adds a whole new level of lifelike movement. Two flanged claws and six legs create a constant, quivering action that bass simply can't ignore — whether it's falling through the water column or sitting on the bottom twitching in place.

Rig it weightless on an EWG hook and it swims with a subtle, natural action that perfectly mimics a small crawfish or aquatic creature. Pin it as a jig trailer and those appendages go to work adding bite-triggering secondary movement on every hop. At 3.5", it's the ideal finesse size for clear water, pressured fish, and situations where a smaller, more natural profile gets more bites.

Features

• Two flanged claws and six legs for maximum lifelike movement
• Built on the proven Yamatanuki platform
• 3.5" finesse profile — ideal for clear water and pressured bass
• Deadly rigged weightless on an EWG hook or as a jig trailer
• Yamamoto's premium salt-impregnated soft plastic formula
• Available in multiple colors

Best For

• Techniques: Weightless EWG, jig trailer, Ned rig, finesse flipping
• Conditions: Clear water, post-cold front, pressured fisheries
• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass

The Salty Crew Sailfish Short Sleeve Shirt is a comfortable and stylish addition to any wardrobe. Made from 22 singles soft spun cotton, it offers a lightweight fit perfect for all-day wear. With striking screenprinted designs on the front and back, this classic tee is a must-have for those looking to upgrade their casual style. Add it to your collection now!

• 100% Cotton
  
• 22 Singles combed ringspun
  
• Screenprinted front and back

The Salty Crew Tentacles Long Sleeve T-Shirt is perfect for those who live for the ocean. Made from 100% soft spun cotton, this tee is lightweight and durable, ideal for all-day wear. Featuring striking screen-printed graphics on the front, back, and sleeves, this shirt combines style and functionality. Whether you're on or off the water, this tee is designed to withstand the elements.

• 100% Cotton
  
• 30 Singles soft spun
  
• Screen printed front, back and sleeves

The Daiwa Saltiga TG Bait 180g is a high-density tungsten metal jig engineered for hard-pulling offshore species — tuna, yellowtail, amberjack, grouper, and more. Tungsten's superior density relative to lead produces a dramatically smaller profile at the same weight, allowing the TG Bait to sink faster and reach the strike zone quicker than conventional lead jigs of equivalent weight. That smaller profile also means less water resistance on the drop and a more compact, realistic baitfish silhouette that triggers bites from pressured fish.

Made in Japan and available in three colors — including two colorways developed specifically for the US market. Sold without hooks — pair with your preferred assist hooks to customize the rig to your target species and jigging style. 

Key Features

• High-Density Tungsten Construction — Tungsten's superior density produces a much smaller profile than lead at the same weight; faster sink rate, less water resistance, and a more compact baitfish silhouette.
• Faster Sink Rate — Reaches the strike zone faster than conventional lead jigs; critical for targeting fish holding deep or in strong current.
• Compact Profile — Smaller cross-section triggers bites from pressured fish that have seen conventional jig profiles; effective on tuna, yellowtail, and amberjack.
• Made in Japan — Saltiga-level quality and finish from Daiwa's premium Japanese manufacturing.
• US Market Color Options — Two of the three available colors were developed specifically for the US market.
• Sold Without Hooks — Customize with your preferred assist hooks for your target species and jigging technique.

Product Specifications

Color Guide

• Blue Pink (TGB-180BP) — US market color. Blue/pink contrast pattern effective for tuna and yellowtail in a wide range of light and water conditions.
• Gold Green Zebra (TGB-180GGG) — US market color. Gold/green zebra pattern with high flash; effective in deeper water and low-light conditions.
• Silver Zebra Glow (TGB-180GBP-2) — Silver zebra pattern with glow finish; effective at depth and in low-visibility conditions where glow triggers strikes.

Best For

• Tuna Jigging — Compact tungsten profile and fast sink rate get the jig into the zone quickly on fast-moving tuna schools.
• Yellowtail & Amberjack — 180g weight and small profile effective for vertical jigging on yellowtail and amberjack holding on structure.
• Deep Water & Strong Current — Tungsten's density cuts through current and reaches depth faster than lead jigs of the same weight.
• Pressured Fish — Compact baitfish silhouette triggers bites from fish that have seen conventional lead jig profiles.

Get ready for the ultimate Halloween fishing experience with our Boondock Scream Tournament Special Jigs! Each custom-made jig not only gets you an entry into the 3rd annual BOO-ndock Baits October Tournament, but also guarantees a spooky catch with its one-of-a-kind design. Don't miss your chance to reel in the biggest largemouth bass willing to take on Scream. Don't forget to tag @Boondockbaits & @tackleexpress in your pictures for a chance to win big!

Tournament Details:

• Starts October 1st. through October 31st 2025.
• Largemouth bass only
• Any waters, Any time
• Must be caught on Scream Jig.
• Entire fish must be pictured on measuring device/bump board with Identifier Code (releasing Sept. 30th)
• Post pictures and tag @boondockbaits and @tackleexpress to submit your catches.
• 3 Different Chances to win: Big Fish, 2nd Biggest Fish, Most Catches (3 different winners)

Same bait, one more treble. The Gunfish 95 H3 is the standard 95 body carrying three hooks instead of two — built for the specific problem of fish that blow up on a walking bait and don't get stuck.

Short version: 3-3/4" walking topwater, 3/8 oz, three treble hooks, tungsten resin tail weight for casting into wind. The high-percentage version of the size most people should own.

Why a Third Hook Matters

Topwater fish are the least committed fish you'll deal with. They come from below at a bait they can only half see, at speed, and a lot of them slash rather than eat. Two trebles leaves a gap in the middle of a 3-3/4" body — the third fills it.

That's the entire proposition. It doesn't cast further, walk better, or call fish harder than a standard 95. It converts more of the strikes you were already getting.

The trade-off is honest: more hardware means more to foul on the cast, more to tangle in landing nets, and more to bury in cover. Around timber and grass, a two-hook 95 is the cleaner tool. In open water on schooling fish, take the three.

What It Does in the Water

Thin tapered body that walks tight side to side on rhythmic rod twitches. The cupped face spits and sprays water on each turn, which reads to a predator like bait busting the surface. Inside, a sound chamber knocks loudly enough to pull fish up out of deep water.

The tungsten resin tail weight system is what makes it cast — mass concentrated in the tail carries the bait a long way, including straight into wind, which is when topwater fishing usually falls apart.

How to Work It

Twitch into slack line, not into tension. The bait needs slack to turn; a tight line drives it straight and you lose the walk entirely.

Fish it quickly. The spit, the knock and the bubble trail all come alive at speed.

Wait to feel weight before setting. This matters more here, not less — three trebles means a fish that has any of the bait usually has a hook, so give it the extra beat and reel down.

Which Gunfish?

The family is really two sizes with a three-hook option on each. The 95 H3 is to the 95 what the 117 is to the 115.

Picking a Color

Fishing It Around Santa Clarita

When stripers are boiling and you're getting blown up on without connecting, this is the bait that fixes the afternoon. We publish Castaic Lake fishing reports with current conditions — worth reading before you commit a morning to the surface.

Recommended Gear

• Rod: medium power, moderate action, 6'8" to 7'2". A fast tip tears trebles out on surface strikes.
• Line: braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader. Straight mono works and floats, which helps hold the nose up.
• Avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through — it sinks and fights the float.

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Check the hooks before every few casts. Three trebles on a slim body will foul on each other, and a fouled bait won't walk at all.
• Use a rubber landing net. Three sets of trebles turn a mesh net into a ten-minute problem with a fish in it.
• Twitch into slack. The one thing that separates people who can walk this bait from people who can't.
• Wait for the weight. Setting on the splash is how most topwater fish are lost, extra hooks or not.

Common Mistakes

• Fishing it in heavy cover. Three trebles find everything. Use a two-hook 95 around timber and grass.
• Working it on a tight line. The bait needs slack to turn.
• Fishing it slow. The spit and knock only show up at speed.
• Assuming it fixes bad hooksets. More hooks convert more strikes; they don't fix setting on sight.

Specifications

Lucky Craft does not publish a separate spec chart for the 95 H3. Individual treble sizes aren't listed — call the shop and we'll measure the hooks on the one in the case. Colors offered vary by production run; the selector above is the live list.

What's Included

One Lucky Craft Gunfish 95 H3 in the color selected, factory rigged with three trebles. No spare hooks or split rings included.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does H3 mean?
Three hooks. It's the standard Gunfish 95 body rigged with three trebles instead of two.

How big is it?
3-3/4 inches (95mm) and 3/8 oz — the same size as the standard Gunfish 95.

Is it worth it over the 95NF?
If you're getting blown up on and not connecting, yes. If you fish around timber and grass, the two-hook version is cleaner and you'll spend less time unhooking cover.

Does the third hook change the action?
The body, weighting and sound chamber are the same. Keep the hooks clear of each other and it walks like a 95.

How fast should I fish it?
Quickly. The spitting, the knocking and the bubble trail all come alive at pace.

What rod and line?
Medium power with a moderate action so trebles don't tear out. Braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader; avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through.

95 H3 or 117?
Both are three-hook baits. The 95 H3 is the smaller, subtler one; the 117 is 4-1/2", 3/5 oz, and has a pencil popper face that throws more water.

Do I need a special net?
A rubber net is worth it. Three sets of trebles and mesh netting do not get along.

Related Gear

• Lucky Craft Gunfish 95NF — same size, two hooks, no feather.
• Lucky Craft Gunfish 117 — 4-1/2" pencil popper, three trebles.
• Lucky Craft Gunfish 115NF — 4-1/2", two hooks.
• Topwater Fishing Lures — poppers, walking baits, and stickbaits.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We're on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, twenty minutes from Castaic, and we fish these lakes ourselves. If you've been getting blown up on all summer without landing them, come talk to us — sometimes the answer is this bait and sometimes it's your rod.

 The Salty Crew Topstitch Retro Trucker Hat is:

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NF means no feather. Lucky Craft dresses the rear treble on the standard Gunfish 115; this version leaves it bare. Small change, real consequence — without the feather the tail sits differently at rest and the bait walks a touch freer, and you're not fishing a dressing that mats down and holds water after a few fish.

Short version: 4-1/2" walking topwater, 3/5 oz, floating, two trebles (#4, #5). Everything the 95 does, exaggerated — more water thrown, wider action, longer reach.

What the 115 Does That the 95 Doesn't

Lucky Craft pro Brent Ehrler puts it plainly: everything on the 115 is exaggerated compared to the 95. It sprays more water, it walks wider, and it calls fish from further. Worked fast, it throws water twelve to fifteen inches to each side.

That's the whole argument. This isn't a bigger bait for bigger fish — it's a louder bait for reaching fish that a 95 never told about it. It's still a reasonable size for tournament keepers while being big enough to interest a giant.

Where It Earns Its Keep

• Covering water fast. The heavy metal composite weighting system casts a long way, and this bait is built to be fished quickly.
• Calling fish from depth. The cupped mouth and the sound chamber together pull fish up off structure that never see a quieter bait.
• Schooling and surface-feeding fish, where the spray reads as a feeding opportunity to everything nearby.
• Wind and chop — the casting system handles it, and a loud bait is the right call when the surface is broken up.

How to Work It

Fish it fast. This is the bait's design intent, not a stylistic preference. Rhythmic twitches into slack line get the walk and the spit going together — a tight line drives it straight and you lose both.

Use the pause anyway. It floats, so it holds position when you stop it. After a blow-up and a miss, letting it sit is more productive than snatching it away.

115NF or 117? The Real Question

These two are the same length and the same weight. The difference is hooks.

See the Gunfish 117 →

Every Color Here Is a Limited Run

Lucky Craft lists the entire 115NF lineup under limited-run colors. When a colorway sells through, it isn't automatically reproduced. If you've found one that works on your water, buying a spare is not paranoia.

Fishing It Around Santa Clarita

A loud, long-casting topwater earns its keep on the days fish are boiling out of reach. We publish Castaic Lake fishing reports with current conditions — worth reading before you commit a morning to the surface.

Recommended Gear

• Rod: medium to medium-heavy, moderate action, 7' or longer. Length helps the cast; a forgiving tip keeps trebles in the fish.
• Line: braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader. Braid moves the bait; the leader handles cover.
• Avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through — it sinks and pulls the nose down, fighting the float and the walk.

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Twitch into slack, not into tension. The single thing that separates people who can walk this bait from people who can't.
• Fish it faster than feels right. The spit and the wide walk only show up at speed. Slow retrieves waste what this bait is for.
• Wait to feel weight before setting. Setting on the splash pulls it out of the fish's mouth — the most common way topwater fish are lost.
• Buy the spare. These are limited-run colors. The one you love is the one you'll lose in a tree.

Common Mistakes

• Fishing it slow. Wrong tool for a slow presentation — drop to a 95 or fish a subtler bait.
• Working it on a tight line. The bait needs slack to turn.
• Too stiff a rod. Costs you fish on every strike.
• Assuming it's the same as the 117. Same size, one fewer hook. Pick deliberately.

Specifications

Specs confirmed against Lucky Craft's published Gunfish 115NF chart. Colors offered vary by production run — the selector above is the live list.

What's Included

One Lucky Craft Gunfish 115NF in the color selected, factory rigged with two trebles and no rear feather. No spare hooks or split rings included.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does NF stand for?
No feather. The standard Gunfish 115 has a dressed rear treble; this version leaves it bare.

How big is it?
4-1/2 inches (115mm) and 3/5 oz (19 grams).

How many hooks?
Two trebles — one #4 and one #5.

115NF or 117?
Same length and weight. The 117 carries a third treble for more hooking surface on short strikes; the 115NF has two, which is cleaner around cover.

How fast should I fish it?
Fast. Worked quickly it sprays water twelve to fifteen inches to each side — that spray is what calls fish from a distance.

Does it float?
Yes. It holds position on the pause, which is where a lot of the bites come from.

Will these colors come back?
Lucky Craft lists the whole 115NF lineup as limited run, so not necessarily. Call the shop and we'll tell you what's inbound.

What rod and line?
Medium to medium-heavy, moderate action, 7' or longer. Braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader; avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through.

Related Gear

• Lucky Craft Gunfish 117 — same size, three trebles.
• Lucky Craft Gunfish 95NF — the 4" no-feather version.
• Lucky Craft Gunfish 95 H3 — three-hook 95.
• Topwater Fishing Lures — poppers, walking baits, and stickbaits.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We're on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, twenty minutes from Castaic, and we fish these lakes ourselves. Not sure whether you want two hooks or three, or whether today calls for the 95 instead? Call the shop or come in — short conversation, saves you buying the wrong one first.

Hot on the heels of one of the most popular baits of 2023 comes the all-new Yamamoto 2.5" Yamatanuki. Much like its 3.5” big brother, the 2.5” Yamatanuki is a power-finesse offering that fish can’t resist. It weighs ¼ oz alone, is available in 8 colors, falls with the same tantalizing sway and shimmy, and allows for countless rigging opportunities to fit most any scenario. This new size of the Yamatanuki was repeatedly requested by our pros and consumers who wanted a smaller, more compact version of their new favorite soft plastic.

The smaller size allows for greater application in clear water, smallmouth, spotted bass, and other finesse scenarios. The 2.5” perfectly fits the bill as it can be fished on light line, rigged weightless, or on most any style of jig head. It can be cast, pitched, skipped, dropped, or presented however the situation calls for. As usual, you can expect consistent and top-quality products from a bait company that’s proudly made in the USA.

The 2.5” Yamatanuki will take your finesse fishing game to a whole new level! Count Per Bag: 10

Count Per Bag: 8

Premium Fluorocarbon for Serious Anglers

The Shimano Mastiff Fluorocarbon Line delivers premium fluorocarbon performance designed for serious anglers who demand invisibility, sensitivity, and strength. Built with advanced fluorocarbon technology and precision manufacturing, this line provides exceptional abrasion resistance, low visibility, and reliable knot strength for both freshwater and saltwater applications. The Mastiff represents Shimano's commitment to creating high-performance fishing line.

Advanced Fluorocarbon Technology

• 100% Fluorocarbon: Pure fluorocarbon construction provides maximum invisibility underwater
• Low Refractive Index: Nearly invisible to fish in all water conditions
• Fast Sinking: Denser than water for quick descent and maintaining lure depth
• Low Stretch: Minimal stretch provides excellent sensitivity for detecting bites
• UV Resistant: Resists degradation from sunlight exposure for long-lasting performance
• Water Absorption Resistant: Maintains strength and performance in all conditions

Premium Performance Characteristics

• Superior Abrasion Resistance: Withstands contact with rocks, wood, and structure
• Excellent Knot Strength: Reliable knots hold strong under pressure
• Smooth Casting: Low memory and supple construction for easy casting
• Consistent Diameter: Precision manufacturing ensures uniform line diameter
• High Tensile Strength: Strong pound-test ratings for fighting big fish
• Shock Resistance: Absorbs sudden strikes and runs without breaking

Versatile Fishing Applications

The Mastiff Fluorocarbon excels across a wide range of fishing applications. Use as leader material for freshwater and saltwater fishing, spool directly on spinning or baitcasting reels for finesse techniques, fish around heavy cover and structure with confidence, work for clear water conditions where invisibility is critical, or handle any situation where fluorocarbon's unique properties provide advantages.

Multiple Pound Test Options

Available in multiple pound test ratings to match your specific fishing applications, from light finesse fishing to heavy-duty trophy hunting. Each pound test is optimized for specific techniques while maintaining the premium performance characteristics that define the Mastiff line.

Key Features

Shimano Quality and Innovation

Shimano has been the global leader in fishing tackle innovation for decades, and the Mastiff Fluorocarbon continues this proud tradition with advanced fluorocarbon technology and precision manufacturing. Every spool is produced to exacting standards and tested to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to tournament professionals, the Mastiff delivers the invisibility, sensitivity, and strength that serious anglers demand.

Experience the premium fluorocarbon performance that serious anglers trust. The Shimano Mastiff isn't just fishing line—it's a critical component of your fishing success.

Fish with confidence using Shimano Mastiff Fluorocarbon—where invisibility meets strength.

Staying true to Yamamoto's roots of innovative baits that absolutely catch fish, bring you the Yamamoto 3.5" Yamatanuki. While this is it’s first time being available in the US, it has been a very popular bait for the Japanese Yamamoto lineup for years. The Yamamoto 3.5" Yamatanuki is a power finesse option perfect for the angler looking to flip into cover or cast to fish on forward-facing sonar. When paired with a 5/0 extra wide gap hook, it provides superior performance and results.

The original Yamatanuki will be available in a 3.5” size that weighs 5/8 oz. It is made from a custom “heavy” soft plastic formula that allows it to be fished weightless yet cast great and fall fast. This makes the Yamatanuki an incredible option for flipping, casting and dragging, as well as casting to fish on forward-facing sonar. The 8 colors are handpicked by our pros to give anglers an awesome array of fish-catching options no matter what conditions they face. The Yamatanuki is another incredible tool in your fishing catching arsenal brought to you by the world’s most premium soft plastic brand, Yamamoto Baits.

Count Per Bag: 8

that was meticulously designed based upon direct feedback from the AFTCO Pro Team to handle extreme foul weather conditions when comfort, performance and focus are needed most.

The intuitive SpeedVent™ hood is engineered to alleviate neck strain and restriction from the airflow encountered when travelling at high rates of speed.

• 2 Layer 100% Nylon Shell with 100% Polyester Mesh Lining
• SpeedVent™ hood, double articulated storm flap
• Covered chest pockets
• Top entry pouch pockets
• Brushed tricot handwarmer pocket
• Retractable d-rings
• Elasticated rear buckle waist cinch
• Rubberized internal sleeve cuffs
• Model is wearing size L. Height 6 ft. Weight 200 lbs.
• Outerwear Washing & Care 
• Classic Fit - Built For Comfort 

SpiderWire DuraBraid Fishing Line is 25% tougher than conventional fishing braids!  Strong knots with super shock absorbency, SpiderWire DuraBraid is now the toughest braid in the market. Designed to be fished around rocks, docks, boat hoists, heavy vegetation, and timber. Spiderwire DuraBraid is also great for inshore and offshore applications in fresh and saltwater against big and powerful fish that make quick work of lesser lines.

• SpiderWire® DURABRAID is 25% tougher than conventional braids!
• Designed to be fished around rocks, docks, boat hoists, heavy vegetation, and timber.

The Jackall TN 80 Lipless Crankbaits has unique features that you won't find in any other lipless crankbait.  It features a Tungsten Mouth System on the lip that allows the lure to stand up when it hits the bottom.  This creates more vibration and a greater sound since a space is created within the inside of the bait.

The unique design of the bait allows it to have very good balance for slow retrieves when tough fishing conditions dictate a slower finesse approach.  It casts extremely well allowing you to cover more water and catch more fish.  We like to crawl it on the bottom like jig in the winter and rip it through the grass in the summer.  Tie one on the next time you get on the water, you'll see the difference.  

 3.1 inch

1oz