NetBait® Paca Chunk Softbaits
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- Loaded with salt, pork fat, and anise
- Durable
- Patented NetBait claws
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Rated 5 out of 5 by biggiehunt Mr killer
i killed the bass with this bait. i put this on a bitsy jig. i may have missed some but i caught alot of 2 to 3 pounders i also caught two 6 pound bass with it. i never used a jig with this bait before and when i did use other jig i caught sticks and twigs and other things. i cant wait to get more.
March 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PhrogPhil Best trailer
These are the best trailers I have used and carry 9 or 10 colors.
January 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Baaassssssss Great action
Use these as a jig trailer. The claws have a ton of action. They flap up and down like crazy. Why is there only like 6 in a bag? Could easily fit more in a bag.
August 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PaBasser What A Great Jig Trailer
Caught 3 nice bass in a short period of time with the help of these trailers. The natural craw is a perfect summer time color when it's paired up with a BPS Cajun Craw Enticer Jig. It does the job!!!!
August 7, 2012
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green or light colors
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Natural Craw, on a Cajun Craw BPS Enticer Pro Model JigImages for this Answer
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you can go with more orangeish reddish colors or you can use the blacks and blues.A:
any of your darker colors such as blue, black, black blue, black neonA:
black and blueA:
okechobee crawA:
For me personally I will almost always go with black and blue in stained waterA:
Go with the darker colors that you personally have confidence in - that is the most important thing.Green Pumkin w black or red flake
Any of the dark blue
Black and Blue are all great - good luck
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Like many anglers these days, I'm trying to jump aboard the swimming jig bandwagon and I wanted to know how these do on a swimming jig.Answers
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I would think, not, as these are a craw imitation. Go with a Zoom Swimmin ChunkA:
Don't really do much swimming of the jigs but the chunks have alot of action and I think would be a good fit for you!A:
They work very wellA:
not as good as you might think, on a swim jig I would use something a little longer like a paca senior, or a strike king rage tail craw, or zoom ultravibe super craw.A:
Most people prefer more action on their trailer for swimming. Your trying to imitate bait most time not craws. I prefer zoom swimming chunk.
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I use these more for football and flipping jigs. For a swimming jig, my favorite trailers (same for a spinerbait trailer) are the Yum Muy twintail grub and the BPS XPS double tail grub.Images for this Answer
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match it with the color of the jigA:
I like to mix it up a bit but it really depends on the water color, I've been doing really well with the ocechobee color, has just enough blue flash to turn them onA:
Try white pearlA:
saffire blueA:
blueA:
I would say the black/blue too
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They say should try to match what is native to your waters, but with a blue jig I like black- blue, #13 But I have gotten much better results with green pumpkin #02 with a green or brown jig..works great.1 of 1
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