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Interference purple pattern on a shiner glide. 7 1/2 inch. and 2.75 oz.
Glide Baits
2.75 oz (78 g)
7.5 in (191 mm)
slow sink
bass
casting
subsurface
1-6 ft
glide
clear water, open water
Best for casting around cover, points, and open-water edges when you want a big, realistic baitfish profile. Work it with steady retrieves and pauses to let the glide action trigger following fish, especially when bass are keyed on shad or shiner forage.
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