It's Sooo Big!
"When bass fishing early in the morning, don't forget about the grass beds in any canal, pond or lake for they give cover, overhead structure and a ambush site among the roots, not to mention ‘natural air-conditioning’ from warmer water abound.” This lure has a lot of action; it makes a lot of noise; the redfish can locate it easily; and redfish can get this lure in its mouth. Spit-N-King. I had only twitched the bait about three times when I saw this big wake coming up behind the bait. All of a sudden, I caught this huge redfish. A poppin’, chuggin’, spttin’ topwater lure, Spit-N-King, the most versatile lure I have ever used from oyster bed Reds to large Florida Bass, this assassin is one of the hottest lures around, in open water over structure, or even around shallow cover, any kind of movement makes the bait work properly. Simply cast, twitch or give it a sweep and generally that is your first bump to “Fish On!” The hardest part in using this lure is in picking out which color is the bite of the day. With ten varieties to choose from, best to buy two if you’re not fishing alone, for the other angler in your boat just might get fidgety. The stats on this dynamite lure are the each is the same except of color variations: at 3/8 oz. and 2 1/2" long body length make them a light cast but well worth the price. I paid 2.99 each from my local bait shop, Fines Bait & Tackle, in North Port. The new face design is horizontally oriented and cut to maximize the “spit” and “spray” during retrieve, as well they have lifelike 3-D eyes, tinsel tail hook and an internal free-floating rattle. If you’re looking for an all around topwater in ten different shades of holographic colors that catches fish and doesn’t empty your pocketbook, pick up a couple and know if they are slamming the top, you are hooking them up!
Is that a "Paddle" fish or a "Pan" fish?
Now that's a pair of Bass going home to meet some Cornbread and veggies!
"FISH ON!"
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