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Finesse Lizard 4" 20 pieces per package
Creature Baits
4 in (102 mm)
bass
casting, finesse, flipping
bottom
subtle wriggle
clear water, vegetation, rocky
A finesse lizard is a soft-plastic bait for slower presentations around cover, beds, and bottom structure. It works well on a Texas rig, Carolina rig, or weightless when fish are pressured and want a subtle profile.
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