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SKU: 0377811363-MEGABASS USA
Built to imitate baitfish with a lifelike profile and movement, this swimbait is aimed at anglers targeting predators in waters where a natural presentation matters. Its internal harness is designed to reduce tearing from traditional inserts, while the direct hook connection supports a cleaner, more streamlined setup. Maghold technology keeps the treble hook tucked close to the body, which can help limit hang-ups in snag-prone areas. Detailed 3-D eyes and molded finishes add to the realistic look, making it a practical choice when matching local forage is the goal.
Lifelike Baitfish
3-D eyes and highly detailed
Internal Harness
Helps prevent ripping and tearing
Direct Treble-hook
Connection creates a more streamlined
Maghold Magnet
Keeps the treble hook close
Designed Reduce
Hang-ups in snaggy areas
| Length | 6" |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1-1/4oz |
According to the product description, it uses a unique internal harness that avoids the ripping and tearing associated with traditional inserts. It also creates a direct connection to the treble hook for a more streamlined presentation.
The description says Maghold technology uses a super-strong magnet that keeps the treble hook hugged close to the body of the bait, which is intended to reduce the likelihood of getting hung up in snaggy areas.
The listed specifications are 6 inches in length and 1-1/4 ounces in weight.
The product is described as mimicking the appearance and movement of real baitfish, and it is intended to match the hatch. No more specific forage type is provided in the source data.
The description mentions tournament-grade swivels, 3-D eyes, and highly detailed pours. It also says the swivels are designed to eliminate a fish's ability to use the bait as leverage and improve the hook-to-land ratio.