Bro, you ever have those days when the water's crystal clear, the fish are spooked, and they're looking at your bait like "yeah right, not falling for that"? That's when you need the Trick Fin.

Here's the thing - most creature baits are too big and aggressive when bass are pressured. The Trick Fin's got this unique fin design that creates super subtle action. Like, it looks alive without screaming "I'm a fake plastic lure" you know? Bass see it fluttering down and they just can't help themselves.

When This Thing Shines:

• Clear Water - When bass can see everything, subtle wins
• Pressured Fish - After they've seen every bait in the box
• Cold Fronts - When bass get lockjaw and won't chase
• Finesse Days - Light line, small hooks, natural presentation

How I Rig It:
My go-to is a Ned Rig or Drop Shot - both let that fin do its thing on the fall. But it also kills on a Neko Rig (wacky style with a weight in one end) or even a Shaky Head for dragging along the bottom.

Real talk: This isn't a power fishing bait. You're not gonna cover a ton of water with it. But when you're on a school of bass that won't commit to anything else? This is the bait that gets bites.

Color Call:
Can't decide? Here's what I reach for:

• Green Pumpkin - Money in any clear water situation
• Watermelon Red - My #1 in Texas/Louisiana lakes
• Night Sky - Stained water or low light conditions

We've got 8 colors total - from natural (Green Pumpkin, Watermelon Red) to attractor (Guacamole, Oil Slick) depending on your water clarity and what the fish want.

Target Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass

Available Colors: Green Pumpkin, Watermelon Red, Oil Slick, Night Sky, Guacamole, JuneBug, Dawn Patrol, Black and Blue