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Many saltwater predators find it impossible to resist a live shrimp, making it the single most important forage for all saltwater game fish. This pre-rigged LIVETARGET® Shrimp mimics a live shrimp perfectly but is designed to be even more effective. The lifelike body is infused with real shrimp while the rear swimming legs create the illusion that the bait is propelling itself forward, just like a live shrimp. This slow-sinking soft bait is ideal for most saltwater predators, including sea trout, redfish, and striped bass.
Perfectly mimics a live shrimp
Designed to outfish live shrimp
Ultra-realistic body
Rear "swimming" legs
Infused with real shrimp
Web ID: 1403201006204
Rated 4 out of
5 by
muygrande from
Good spec baitI fish for speckled trout and reds in South Florida bays using artificial shrimp. This bait is very realistic, slightly more durable than a gulp shrimp, and trout love it. I wish it was more durable since it costs twice as much as gulp shrimp. Puffer fish will cut chunks out of it and the larger trout will tear it after several catches. The hook rigging works well, and the colors available are all positives. Try it under a clicking popping cork and it will catch trout if they are there. Use the 4 inch version. The bigger, the better on trout.
Date published: 2016-01-23
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Bruno5015 from
Good Lure for Sea TroutSince receiving these, I have been slaying the trout in the grass flats. Using them with a popping cork provides steady catching all day long.
Date published: 2015-05-18
Rated 3 out of
5 by
tarheeltroutslayer from
too much moneyGreat looking and feeling bait only problem is when you hook up with a trout those toothy critters rip this thing in half. Not enough bang for the buck for me
Date published: 2014-11-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Quinn1 from
Will catch anything that swims in Fla. WatersI have caught multiple grouper, crevalle jacks, sea trout, and even a 20" Redfish
