$17.99
| Type | FLOATING |
|---|---|
| Sound | One-Knock |
| Length | 3 7/8" |
| Weight | 1/2oz |
| Hook | #4 |
The Megabass GIANT DOG-X’s realistic profile is paired with a unique sharp side-to-side, roll-walking action that will draw vicious strikes in the toughest slick-calm conditions. Featuring Megabass’ original SIDE STEPPING BALANCER SYSTEM (PAT.), GIANT DOG-X incorporates a lateral tungsten balancer that moves left/right for sharper turns, making crisp dog-walking action accessible to all. This patented system also powers the uniquely sharp roll-walking action of the Megabass GIANT DOG-X.
Driven by this laterally-moving weight, Megabass GIANT DOG-X rolls flat against the water as it walks, giving predators underneath an irresistible flash of its detailed profile. If a pencil bait simply skates left and right without rolling, it creates less surface activity and only shows its slim belly to the fish below.
Giant Dog-X is most effective when water temps are between 55 and 85 degrees. Slick, early mornings and cloudy, rainy days will often produce the best results with the GIANT DOG-X.
Few techniques match the excitement of topwater fishing in the summer. However, while many lures will catch fish, choosing smaller topwater lures for early summer fishing is one surefire ticket to success. When shad and various panfish species begin spawning in late spring, early summer sees a surge in smaller forage roaming lakes and ponds. …
November is a huge transition month for bass in many lakes across the country. A combination of shorter daylight hours, cooling water temperatures, and biological changes all contribute to these seasonal patterns. In mid to late fall, there are windows of time when reaction baits will outproduce all other techniques. Learning to identify these windows …
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The transition from pre-spawn, spawn, to post-spawn is not an exact science. When it comes to topwater techniques, these periods overlap and are far from definite. Geographical locations, the type of lake, water visibility, localized weather patterns and various other factors all make this unpredictable. One thing is for sure, though: The period immediately after …
