Bass Pro Shops® Tournament Series® Squirmin'® Squirts - 1-1/2''
- Soft, hollow body
- Undulating tentacles
- Salt-impregnated
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 55
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Rated 5 out of 5 by marylandboy great tube
These tubes are great for cathing spawning panfish or fish that are on the bottom. The legs flair and entice those angry females into biting. Choose whatever color you want because either way your gonna catch fish on them.
December 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 The Truth
I am just getting back into fishing. These are a must have. I have caught bass every time that I have fished with these (only one blue gill). In just three fishing outings these little things have made me a believer.
October 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jangreju Really Works
White is great for pond use all year round, even in dingy water. Caught crappie, large-mouth bass (up to 8 lbs.), and even 4-6 lb. catfish occasionally. Very easy to put on jig-heads.
October 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by thornbush night crappie
We are using the squirt in black and white on a horsehead jig for river crappie at night.
they work great with berkley crappie nibbles inside the body of the squirt.
we also catch shovelhead cats, and white bass, and sheep head while fishing for crappie at night, and also some nice sauger.
overall a fine little bait. The crappie nibbles really improve the bite when we started using them.
August 28, 2012
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I bought the black/chart. 1.5''i tryed it today and the presitation did not look right it was spining in cicles as i jigged it in.
i also bought the squirt head jigs (if that helps)
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With jigheads inserted into the tube its gonna circle to the bottom no matter what. But thats what makes the fish want to bite because it looks like a dying fish. I thought it looked funny the first time i tried them to but after using them for a while you realize it helps catch fish.A:
you're fishing it too fast. slow it down and maybe switch to a roundhead jig or a horsehead jig. the jig u are using is more for vertical or strait down presentation. Let it go to the bottom then use a steady retrieve very slowly.



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