Gary Yamamoto Shad Shape Worm - 3-3/4"
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Proven on California lunkers, and quickly becoming a sensation throughout the U.S. Healthy Profile, salt-impregnated, nice smooth-and-even fall rate—the Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits—Shad Shape Worm is the perfect tournament bait.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by bcsampson Love this bait
This is one of my go to baits I fish it on a drop shot rig and whenever the fishing is slow and put this on I always catch fish.
May 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Johns24 Excellent soft bait
Been using for couple years now and never lets me down. When it's a slow bite and you need to down size and use finesse try the shad shape worm - natural shad....Both smallmouth & largemouth they just seem to like it . just enough salt to make it attractive. I throw every time I am on the water...
July 11, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by northernsmallies Yamamoto shad shape worms
If you like fishing for smallmouth in the northeast, this is a go to bait. Yes, Gulp alive is a fantastic bait, but the smallmouth just devour these things. They are a fragile bait, so be careful with them as they are NOT cheap. I use the baby bass color exclusively!
September 16, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Joe5225MLS27 Bass
I used this lure rigged wieghtless with 8 lb flouro line and a siza 1/0 wide gap worm hook and within and hour I already had a 17" largemouth along with 7 other smaller largemouth and a couple of rock bass
January 16, 2010
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I throw this on a scrunger and works great. i catch fish on it all the time. But how do i throw it weightless?
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I tie a #2 swivel couple feet ahead of 1/0 owner rigging hook. Keeps line from twisting and at the same time helps the fall just fsat or slow enough..
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Rig it on a 5/0 EWG hook. No weight. Just tie the hook on the line. Heave it out anywhere, esp. in wood, let it fall on slack line. Feel for the "tick" or watch to see the line "swim" off. Reel down to feel it and swing!1 of 1
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