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Loaded with pork fat, anise scent and just the right amount of salt, these specially formulated NetBait® Tiny Paca Chunk Soft Baits are durable enough to stand up to several fish. Sporting the patented NetBait claws and plenty of unbelievable fish attracting action, these versatile chunks are at their best when used as a jig trailer or rigged with a round ball jighead.
Web ID: 90786
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CATCH from
Favorite ChunkTine Paca Chunk and Bitsy Flip, awesome and versatile combo,this year, I'm determined to become a proficient jig man and i'm counting on this combo to produce. I have an uncle who's used this combo in tournaments for YEARS. If the bite calls for an even MORE finesse, put a tiny Paca on a finesse jig head and they work awesome!! Black/Blue and any Green Pumkin/Purple or Blue fleck are my choices.
Date published: 2018-04-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PunkRockFisherman from
A must have for high pressure lakesI live in Chicago, a city of over 2 million, which means every inch of fishable water experiences the most intense fishing pressure. The lagoon across the street has smallmouth, largemouth, and warmouth bass.With these chunks coupled with a 1/8oz Strike King Bitsy Bug I haven't gone a day this season without catching at least one bass. They''ve beaten out even tried and true finesse techniques like Drop Shot and the Ned rig. Tomorrow i'm heading out to the lakeshore for Smallmouth, and Largemouth bass with complete confidence because of these chunks. I'm absolutely blown away by the effectiveness. They are also very durable I've only had to change the trailer on one of my jigs since the season started and I fish almost every day. The only drawback, which really isn't because of the durability, is that only 7 come in a pack.
Date published: 2016-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
varblejohn from
Good purchase as usuallThe net baits are the only trailer baits I use because they catch fish
Date published: 2015-11-24
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Gradie from
PacaChunksPaca's, regardless of the size work great, Be it the smaller ones directly on small lead head during the spawn, or the larger ones that are placed on jigs as trailers. My only issue with them is that the claws break off really easy. I flip a lot and even if I don't get a bump for two hours I'll change the bait 5 times because the claws break off. Fix that and I will give paca a 5*
Date published: 2013-07-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bobalu from
great bait or lurei fish a small river in pa. grayfish r every were and these netbait r the rael deal when a smallie hits they tear these apart if u can get more than 3 off of 1 bait u r doing good they love the feel & smell they just will not let go i use 6lb test xl line and this is a battle with a 1 to 4lb bass this is what it is all about it don,t get better
Date published: 2013-06-28
Rated 5 out of
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lilduckx3 from
early smallies love emI tipped a small jig for early season small mouths. The scent and taste help get a few more bites with the water temps in the mid 30's.Tipped on a living rubber jig It looks like a real crayfish swimming through the water.
Date published: 2013-04-08
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Quillback from
Excellent jig trailer!The Tiny Chunk works well as a trailer on small finesse jigs. Reasonably durable, very inexpensive compared to other trailers and a wide range of colors. You will catch bass using these trailers!
Date published: 2013-04-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JMillerPA from
Great crawI used these for the first time last week in a local stream. The smallmpouth loved them. The size is perfect for stream size fish.
Is this a single lure or does it come in a pack of multiple?
The question baisically says it all
Asked by: salmonandsturgeon
Thank you for the question. These come seven per pack.
Answered by: BPSResource10
Date published: 2017-06-02
What weight jig do you put these on?
Asked by: dvdrns66
I use them with the Strike King Bitsy Bug jigs in all their sizes, 1/16, 1/8, 3/16, and 1/4oz weights. They also work really well at the Humboldt Park Lagoon and The Harbors for smallmouth. I figured I'd say something since you're also from Chicago.
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