Realistic Action, Big Reactions
Get ready to level up your game with these lifelike soft paddle tail swimbaits—crafted to deliver irresistible swimming action that triggers aggressive strikes. Designed for both freshwater and saltwater fishing, this 6-piece set offers an ideal blend of size, shape, and flexibility to mimic real baitfish with amazing accuracy. Whether you’re chasing bass in a calm lake or jigging for flounder along rocky shores, these lures give you the edge you need to catch more fish.
Built to Move, Built to Last
Each lure measures 2.75 inches long and weighs just 0.08 ounces, making it perfect for light to medium tackle setups. The soft TPR body features a slim profile and curved paddle tail, creating an enticing wiggling motion at any retrieval speed. Even better, the ultra-durable material holds up to toothy predators and dense underwater cover—giving you more casts per bait and less time re-rigging.
Why Anglers Choose These Lures
- Realistic swimming action that draws strikes at any retrieve speed
- Durable TPR construction built to withstand tough bites and heavy cover
- Universal compatibility with crank hooks, jig heads, or weighted setups
- Great for targeting bass, pike, trout, redfish, flounder, grouper, and more
- Compact and lightweight design for precise casting and finesse presentations
When and Where to Use
Perfect for use in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and ocean rock fishing, these soft baits are incredibly versatile. They’re especially effective for jigging and inshore fishing techniques. The paddle tail works magic in open water and around structures, while the 10X tough body keeps you fishing longer—even in challenging conditions.
Give Fish a Reason to Strike
If you’re looking for a reliable, high-performing swimbait that holds up and gets bites, this 6-pack of soft paddle tail lures is a must-have. With a lifelike profile and unmatched movement, these baits don’t just look like the real thing—they behave like it too. Add them to your tackle box and watch your hook-up rate soar.
