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The Bass Pro Shops® Floating Lizard is exactly the type of floating soft plastic bait you need to tackle big bass holding up in the slop, lily pads and the like. Made from durable soft plastic that feels real to fish and firmly holds the hook. The Floating Lizard is very effective when a slow twitch is employed. Infused with our revolutionary 8up™ baitfish flavor scent attractant.
Durable soft plastic
Holds the hook firmly
Infused with 8up attractant
Web ID: 15641
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Practicality from
The Sinking Floating LizardThought this would be good for areas where a buzz bait might get caught up in and to be able to work it slower. But... it doesn't float at all. Plus the material is very hard and stiff not soft at all. Will not work for the situations I hoped to use it for.
Date published: 2012-07-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
hardogger from
Bass (pond)i use a brown colored lizard like this and i catch alot of lrg mouth bass on them!!excellent!
Date published: 2011-09-15
Rated 4 out of
5 by
halfslab from
NICE LIZRARDGreat lizard for flipping beds or carolina rigging
Date published: 2011-05-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
nvrstopfishin from
great lureI love this lizard. I found that the light brown(green pumpkinseed) works very well. Flip under docks, cast on to lily pads or swim it back through sparse cover. It looks very realistic if you crawl it along the bottom then make it swim up to the surface for air. It needs to be more durable, though. Tite Lines.
Date published: 2011-04-03
Rated 4 out of
5 by
BubbaW from
Grass LizardUsed with braided line this baits floats right across the grass beds. Found to use a 3/8 oz weight on a Caroliner Rig works best.
Date published: 2011-03-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
cdb926 from
Super Topwater ActionThese floating lizards are absolutely one of the deadliest topwater bait i now use. Thrown around the lily's, grass mats, and other green junk in the northeast they are absolutely awesome. Great action if used on a good rod and they do actually float very well. They are a similiar material to the frog. That type of foamy plastic feeling. They are not super durable so stock up. Highly Recommended(at least in the norhteast area).
Date published: 2011-02-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
floridabass from
Very effective topwater baitWhen I go out on some of the larger, heavily fished lakes here in Florida, I use a BPS floating lizard with a 4/0 tru turn hook tied directly on to the line. The lizard has enough weight to be able to cast it a pretty good distance.
I like to use the black and green pumpkin colors mostly, but those are just my favorites.
Try to land the lizard on top of a lilly pad and wait a few seconds, then slowly and quietly slide the lizard off of the lilly pad. If there are any hungry Bass below, they will explode. "Exciting fishing.
Date published: 2010-11-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
kucobra from
Good LizardGood producer in the spring on pre-spawn bass. Use a light wire hook and carolina rig it. Can't swim it though as it will twist.
What is the best floating lizard to use with a carolina rig? and why please?
Asked by: gamereddy
I have found the floating lizards to float the same way. It is what else you place on your line coming out of your Carolina Rig that makes the difference.
First, your fishing lines are made differently, and some are more bouyant than others.
Secondly, the size and style hook you use is really important. The weight of your hook will make a difference in the bouyancy of your lizard.
And thirdly, you must decide how bouyant you want your lizard to be. If you want it to rise to it's maximum, you must use the most bouyant fishing line, and the lightest hook, and add nothing else. However, if you want it to sink more, use a sinking line, and a heavier hook.
