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Best matches

Why these fit

“Artificial” is broad, so the strongest matches here are practical artificial bait options: soft plastics, baitfish-style teaser rigs, and sound attractors.

ET61N Niteglow Worms and 10 Ribbon Hinge Worm 1 are straightforward artificial worms for finesse or bottom-oriented presentations.
ET18LN Large Niteglow Grubs gives you a simple soft-plastic grub option when you want a compact, easy-to-fish artificial bait.
Anchovy Special Chrome Red is better if you mean artificial baitfish-style rigging, especially for trolling or slow rolling a wounded presentation.
Livingston Bullet Predator adds sound attraction to live, dead, or artificial bait rigs, which is useful when “artificial” needs extra calling power.

Technique notes

Worms and grubs: fish them on simple bottom or finesse rigs, letting them move naturally with short hops or slow drags.
Anchovy Special: rig anchovies, herring, or plastic baits to create a rolling, wounded baitfish action.
Livingston Bullet Predator: place it inline on bait rigs, Carolina-style setups, drop-shot, or behind a bottom bouncer to add sound.
For low light or extra visibility, the niteglow and chrome-style options are the most relevant from this set.

When to switch

Switch to bait-accessory teaser heads if you want a more realistic baitfish roll than a standard soft plastic can give.
Switch to sound-attractor rigs like the Livingston Bullet if fish are not responding to plain plastics.
Switch to offshore trolling teasers only if your “artificial” search is really for trolling spreads rather than shore, bass, or walleye-style fishing.