Catch co mike bucca's baby bull shad swimbait 3.75 slow sink bluegill

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Mike Bucca's Baby Bullshad is a fresh, downsized ABS plastic version of Mike's legendary resin poured bait. All the fish-catching characteristics of

Catch Co. Mike Bucca Baby Bull Shad Swimbait

The Baby Bull Gill works exceptionally well in places where bigger fish feed on panfish, shad, or small bass. It can be a creek, pond, river, or reservoir - If panfish are on the menu, this is the bait to tie on. Giving a smooth and steady wind allows the bait to swim 2-5 feet below the surface as it sways and ungulates freely, creating an 'S' motion as it swims. If you burn the Bull Gill in using a fast retrieve, the swaying swimming motion tightens up, and the bait rises to the surface.

Catch Co Mike Bucca's Baby Bull Gill Swimbait Natural Gill

Mike Bucca's Baby Bull Gill - 3-3/4 L - 3/4 oz

The product of collaboration between Catch Co. and Mike Bucca, the Catch Co. Poured using durable ABS plastic, the Catch Co. Undeniably lifelike, the

Catch co mike bucca's baby bull shad swimbait 3.75 slow sink bluegill

The Baby Bull Gill works exceptionally well in places where bigger fish feed on panfish, shad, or small bass. It can be a creek, pond, river, or reservoir - If panfish are on the menu, this is the bait to tie on. Giving a smooth and steady wind allows the bait to swim 2-5 feet below the surface as it sways and ungulates freely, creating an 'S' motion as it swims. If you burn the Bull Gill in using a fast retrieve, the swaying swimming motion tightens up, and the bait rises to the surface.

Catch Co Mike Bucca's Baby Bull Gill Swimbait Violet Brim

The Mike Bucca Baby Bull Gill & Shad Catch Fish..I have Proof.

Designed to do battle with the biggest bruisers your lake has to offer, the Bacca Burrito Swimbait has already proven itself to be a giant slayer. Painstakingly designed by Gail Ratcliff over 8 years ago, he grew unable to keep up with the exploding demand from anglers seeking his prolific swimbait that draws its name from the legendary Lake Baccarac in Mexico.