$19.99
| Type | FLOATING |
|---|---|
| Sound | RATTLE |
| Length | 4 3/4in |
| Weight | 3/4oz |
| Hook | #5 |
Carefully honed for hard-cutting walking action, Megabass DOG-X DIAMANTE RATTLE slashes through water with unparalleled responsiveness. Featuring a sculpted gill plate to add disturbance to each turn, DIAMANTE walks with a lively commotion in calm and rough conditions alike. Designed to excel even at high speed, Megabass DOG-X DIAMANTE RATTLE is ideally suited to rapid deployment, searching wide areas quickly and effectively. Comes equipped with three carefully placed Gamakatsu SP-MH #5 treble hooks to capture more bites and deliver them safely.
DIAMANTE’s stress-free, dynamic walking action challenges the existing benchmark in the walking category, adding a new edge to your tournament arsenal.
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The fall transition can be a unique and challenging time for bass anglers. Bass will often disperse this time of year due to roaming forage, falling water levels, shorter daylight hours and dropping water temperatures. While each lake across the country has its own nuances, a key to late summer/early fall on many impoundments is …
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We were able to dig into our archives to find elite series pro, Chris Zaldain sharing how topwater fishing with the DOG-X DIAMANTE excels even in wind-blown conditions thanks to its high buoyancy and face-up posture. Covered in the Video Why the DIAMANTE excels in choppy water Correct rod length/taper for optimal efficiency Picking the …
One can imagine over a century ago, some innovative person observing largemouth bass attacking birds or snakes swimming, and then creating a crude topwater imitation to take advantage of the aggressive, opportunistic nature of bass. Today, topwater still remain one of the most effective and fun ways to catch bass in the warmer months. Topwater …
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