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Prop Baits
Prop Baits include hardbaits with propellors that can spin or deflect water when the bait is moved, it is usually used to immitate a feeding frenzy or a hurt fish, easy prey for a large bass

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  • Heddon Baby Torpedo...

    Heddon Baby Torpedo 2.5" 3/8oz

    The Heddon Baby Torpedo is a proven topwater bait that smallmouth and largemouth bass can’t resist. Its single prop spins and spits water. The Baby Torpedo can be worked slowly with twitches and pauses, or reeled constantly at a medium retrieve like a buzzbait. In rivers, work the bait in shallow shoreline water, in eddies, near submerged rocks and in fast-moving riffles for giant smallmouth. In ponds and lakes, pause the Torpedo near wood and weed cover, gently twitching it to entice big largemouth

    SIZE: 2 1/2"

    SPECIES: Bass

    COUNT: 1

    HOOKS: #4

    LURE WEIGHT: 3/8 oz

  • Heddon Tiny Torpedo...

    Heddon Tiny Torpedo 1.7/8" 1/4oz

    The Heddon Tiny Torpedo is a proven topwater bait that smallmouth and largemouth bass can't resist.

    SIZE: 1 7/8 "

    SPECIES: Bass

    COUNT: 1

    HOOKS: #6

    LURE WEIGHT: 1/4 oz

  • Heddon Wounded Zara...

    Heddon Wounded Zara Spook 4 1/2" 3/4oz

    The Heddon Wounded Zara Spook walks the dog like the rest of the Spook family, but propeller blades fore and aft create a froth, more splash and disturbance, and a more tempting side-to-side sashay. The Wounded Spook really shines when fishing for schooling bass, stripers or inshore gamefish like speckled trout and redfish.

    Species: Bass, Stripers, Pike, Redfish, Speckled Trout

    Size   Weight  Hooks
     4 1/2 in.  3/4 oz.  # 1/0
  • Smithwick Devil's...

    Smithwick Devil's Horse Topwater Wood Chopper Prop Bait

    If you didn’t know that the top bass-fishing pros still ride the Devil’s Horse to victory each year, you might think it’s just too “dated” to catch fish.

    Every year, however, the Devil’s Horse is credited on the weigh-in stage as the winning lure in multiple southern tournaments.

    The propellers at the front and tail of the lure can be adjusted to throw more water and work slower, or bent back for a quicker, quieter retrieve.

    The Devil’s Horse simply catches fish because it creates action without moving forward far, so you can work a fish a long time and simply tease it into striking.

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