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SKU: BSHAD2.8-389-4571473841132
Built for bass anglers working cover or open flats, this soft bait is designed to present a streamlined profile while still moving water with its deep body ribs. The tapered tail adds a subtle swimming action, and the S.A.F. formula is included to enhance scent, taste, and bite retention. Its slimmer shape compared with the Bellows Gill makes it a practical choice when you want a bait that can slip through brush more easily. Available in 2.8" and 3.8" sizes, it suits sight-fishing, flipping, pitching, or use as a jig or chatterbait trailer.
Slimmed-down Bellows
Gill profile slips through brush
Deep, Full-body
Ribs create strong water displacement
Tapered Tail
Adds a natural swimming tremor
S.a.f. Formula
Includes salt, aminos, and flavor
Designed Alton
Alton Jones Jr. and tested
| Available Sizes | 2.8" or 3.8" |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Deep Full Body Ribs | true |
| Designed With | Alton Jones Jr. |
| Product Type | Soft Bait |
| S A F Formula | Salt + Aminos + Flavor |
| Size | 2.8" |
| Slimmed Down Version Of Bellows Gill | true |
| Tapered Tail | true |
| Use Cases | sight-fishing, flipping, pitching, jig/chatterbait trailer |
The Bellows Shad is described as a slimmed-down version of the Bellows Gill with a tapered tail and a more streamlined silhouette. It is presented as easier to work through brush while keeping the deep ribbed body design.
This product is the 2.8" size.
The source says it is suited for grassy flats, cedar cover, sight-fishing, flipping, pitching, and use as a jig or chatterbait trailer.
Yes. The specifications list the S.A.F. formula, which stands for Salt + Aminos + Flavor, and say it is intended to enhance scent, taste, and bite retention.
Yes. The product notes that Major League Fishing pro Alton Jones Jr. tested and shaped the bait through tournament waters, and it is described as tournament-proven on high-pressure bass fisheries.