Bait Stalker Jigs: Artificial Jigs for Catching Catfish, 3-Pack

Have you ever heard that catfish are just bottom-feeding scum-suckers? Well, it's not really true. Ask any bass angler, and they'll tell you a story about fighting what they thought was going to be a state record bass, only to realize they caught a hungry catfish on their artificial lure ! One great thing about catfishing the way our grandpas taught us is how relaxing it can be. But sometimes it can be more rewarding to take a more active approach : hunting catfish, delivering a lure in front of them, and feeling the explosive energy of a giant fish nailing your lure! It's an experience that's hard to beat. If there was something you could do on your next trip to add some excitement to your trip, and raise your chances of catching fish , why wouldn't you do it? It's not something that you have to do every time you go out, but isn't it nice to change things up a bit every once in a while? Especially when it can turn a boring trip into a story you'll tell the rest of your life! "It's not a secret anymore that catfish are using ALL their senses to hunt." The rattle revolution has proven that there are things we can do, besides changing the scent of our bait, to catch more fish. The latest realization that is spreading across catfish anglers is that catfish are using their EYES to hunt way more than we previously thought. AND, they can see extremely well, even in deep water . Nearly every serious bass angler has a story of catching a catfish on crankbaits. Daniel from Catfish Sumo's first TN catfish was caught on a fly rod! @M. Hood Fishing showed catfish even chase down Sumo Spoons ! @KayakCatfish shows catfish high in the water column chasing down bait: Bait Stalker Jigs™ are designed to imitate the baitfish that catfish chase down every day, and built to handle big fights from toothy catfish. Bait Stalker Jig™ Features: 3-Pack of artificial catfish bait jigs Patterned after the native baits hungry catfish are already hunting Wide-Gap Stainless Steel Hooks will hook massive catfish , and still fit in the mouth of smaller fish Balanced Tiepoint holds the jig straight when casting or vertically jigging Ultra-Sharp Point is sharp right out of the package ! Resource-friendly synthetic bucktail material doesn't stink or rot Available in 4 Designs: Flashing Shad Bluegill Tasty Goldfish Green Crappie Once you get yours, how you can use them to catch catfish on artificial lures: If you have a boat and a graph, locate baitfish and cast to the predators feeding near them. Or, cast to suspended fish you locate. You'll be surprised when you see that bass aren't the only ones chasing schools of shad! Jig your Bait Stalker Jigs™ near structure where catfish may be holding, or structure where catfish are already stalking their next meal. Then hold on! When you put your Bait Stalker Jigs™ in areas where predators are feeding, there's a good chance you'll catch other predators, too! Bass, stripers, pike, and other predators are all fighting catfish for the same baitfish. Catfish are hunters . Soaking bait can pass time, but you're missing fish . If you've ever wondered about how to catch catfish on artificial baits, now's the time to add Bait Stalker Jigs™ to your arsenal, and take a more active approach to catching hungry fish! WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov .