BigfootZombie Custom Lures

5” Gun Gill Wake Bait

$35

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Description

5” Gun Gill Wake Bait – Crappie Pattern The 5-inch Gun Gill Wake Bait blends big presence with subtle surface action for heart-stopping strikes. Built to mimic a panicked bluegill or crappie swimming near the surface, this wake bait delivers the perfect balance of size, realism, and motion. The Crappie colorway adds a lifelike flash that’s irresistible to big bass hunting shallow prey. True Gill Profile: Realistic shape and custom crappie paint job mimic natural forage found in most lakes and ponds. Wake Action: Creates a rolling, surface-tracking movement that draws aggressive topwater strikes. Balanced Design: Tracks straight and wakes clean even on slow retrieves. Premium Hardware: Equipped with strong hooks and split rings for consistent hookups. Trophy Ready: Perfect for targeting quality fish cruising for an easy meal. � When & Where to Use The Gun Gill Wake Bait shines in late spring through fall , especially during low-light hours or calm conditions. Throw it over grass flats, points, submerged timber, or along shaded banks where bass feed on crappie or bluegill near the surface. Slow, steady retrieves over shallow structure or weed lines will pull giants up for explosive strikes. � When they’re feeding up — this is your confidence bait.

Specifications

Category

Topwater Baits

Length

5 in (127 mm)

Sink Rate

floating

Target Species

bass

Techniques

casting, topwater

Water Column

surface

Action

rolling wake

Conditions

low light, open water, vegetation

Field Notes

Best used in late spring through fall during low-light periods or calm conditions when bass are feeding on shallow bluegill or crappie. Work it with a slow, steady retrieve over grass flats, points, submerged timber, shaded banks, or weed lines to create a surface wake and trigger explosive strikes.

Pros

  • Realistic bluegill/crappie profile
  • Tracks straight on slow retrieves
  • Strong topwater wake action

Cons

  • Best in calm or low-light conditions
  • May be less effective when fish are not feeding near the surface

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