Collection: Shrimp, Beavers, Craws, Bush Pigs,Yo Mama, Frogs,Tubes,Worms, Lizards

Shrimp: Soft-plastic lures that imitate shrimp or small crustaceans. They are often used around vegetation, rocks, and shallow cover.
Beavers: Compact, crawfish-like soft plastics with flat bodies and flapping appendages. They work well for bass when flipped or pitched into heavy cover.
Craws: Designed to imitate crawfish, these lures are commonly Texas-rigged, jigged, or dragged along the bottom for bass.
Bush Pigs: Chunky soft plastics with multiple appendages that create vibration and movement. They are effective around thick vegetation and cover.
Yo Mama: A compact creature-style bait with bulky appendages that produce movement in the water. It is often used for bass around cover or along the bottom.
Frogs: Soft or hollow-body lures that imitate frogs. They are especially effective over lily pads, grass, and other surface vegetation.
Tubes: Hollow, soft-plastic lures that resemble baitfish or small prey. They can be rigged weedless and are effective around rocks, docks, and vegetation.
Worms: Versatile soft plastics that imitate worms and other prey. They can be rigged many ways, including Texas, Carolina, and wacky rigs, making them excellent all-purpose bass lures.
Lizards: Soft-plastic creature baits that imitate salamanders or lizards. They are commonly fished slowly along the bottom or through cover for bass.