Sparkle Pink
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Baits are made to order, please allow 3-5 days to ship.
During this time, we will have a 48 hour curing process to ensure all baits sent to you will hold their shape and color.
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Product Description
Pretty in pink, packed with colorful sparkle. Sparkle Pink combines a pink base with lots of colored glitter, a pearlescent sheen, and a color-shifting finish. Turn it in the light and enjoy the shimmer alongside the flutter of our Kickin' Finesse Worm's tails.
A Pilot Color: Get It While You Can
This is our pilot version of Sparkle Pink, and we plan to modify the color as we keep experimenting. If you love this version, get it while you can! Future pours may look different.
It's right at home in Fintastic Colors, where we explore new ideas and more challenging combinations. Working with pearlescent and color-shift effects takes a little extra care at the pouring table, and that's part of the creative fun. The advanced part is making the color, not fishing the bait.
Available Now
Kickin' Finesse Worm 5.5" (10-pack) is the only bait style currently offered in Sparkle Pink. Its kicker-style tails add subtle flutter with gentle rod movements, on the fall, and during a steady swimming retrieve.
Love Sparkle Pink but wish it came in a different bait shape? Contact us and we'll see what we can make happen.
Best For
- Finesse presentations for largemouth and smallmouth bass
- Drop shotting and swimming a smaller-profile worm
- Swimming presentations for walleye and perch
- Clear to lightly stained water and pressured fish
Use When
Try the 5.5-inch worm when fish are finicky or you want a slower, quieter presentation. Keep it near fish on a drop shot, or swim it steadily to cover water.
Rigging Ideas
- Drop shot: Start with a size 1 finesse hook and a 1/4 oz drop shot weight. Nose-hook the worm and use small shakes and pauses.
- Swimming worm: Rig it straight on a suitably sized hook or jighead and use a slow, steady retrieve.
- Shaky head: Match the head and hook to the 5.5-inch worm and work it slowly along the bottom with pauses.