Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Lazer Eye Nitro™ Shad

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The XPS Lazer Eye Nitro Shad is designed narrow through the shoulders with a deep-bodied profile - just like the forage most bass prefer. The Nitro Shad's extra thin coffin lip imparts a tight wiggle, digs deep fast, and bounces erratically off submerged structures. Plus, the 3D Lazer Eyes add an element of realism that few others can match. Size: 2-3/8";13/32 oz. Dives 5'.

		Length		Other specs	Quantity
Emerald Shad	FS63-02	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-02 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Homer	FS63-11	2-3/8"	1/2 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-11 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Pearl Splatter Back	FS63-12	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-12 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Blue Back Chartreuse	FS63-17	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-17 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Crawfish Boil	FS63-41	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-41 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Chrome XXX Shad	FS63-79	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-79 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Gold Xxx Shad	FS63-80	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-80 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock
Bone XXX Shad	FS63-81	2-3/8"	7/16 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 5'		38-248-723-81 Your Price (each): $3.99 In stock

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what is the very best color for bass in this lure?

11 months ago

lurecollector

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Pink and chartreuse.

11 months ago

Jackfish

- Panama City, Fl.

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All depends on time of day and water clarity. I like the white colored ones in clear or stained water, and chartruese in muddy water. And I like darker colors and chartruese early morning or night-time.

11 months ago

IowaBass

- Iowa

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Does this model have internal rattles?

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Ive been looking for some affordable balsa cranks but will settle with anything without a rattle the higly pressured fish in my home lake are use to everything having rattles so i need something new to throw any ideas?

1 year, 11 months ago

JoshuaD

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This lure does have rattles, but the intense color of the blue back chartreuse lure may do the trick.
Also throw something to them they probably have not seen like the Yum Dancin' Eel.
That Dancin' Eel does the trick for me when I'm in a high pressured area like the one in this picture I caught during my son's wedding. Just don't tell your buddies are they will start throwing them too.

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11 months ago

Jackfish

- Panama City, Fl.

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This bait does have rattles but I would still recommend it to you for your high pressured lakes, the reasons being this bait has a great action even at a dead slow role and can then be twitched for an erratic action almost like a jerk bait (to get a reaction bite from those spooked fish) and the rattles are quite quiet anyway, you can only really hear them when you burn this bait.

1 year ago

Bretto

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