$17.99
| Length | 1-2/3in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1/4oz |
| Type | Floating |
| Sound | Rattle |
The Megabass GRAND SIGLETT is a crawling topwater cicada plug that approaches the essence of bug-pattern fishing. Specially designed wings hold tightly to the body for aerodynamic casts, and open with the first tug on the line for effortless action.
With wings open wide to the left and right, GRAND SIGLETT will crawl with a lifelike splashing/bubbling action at slow and medium retrieve speeds. With subtle twitches, GRAND SIGLETT will pulse in place, perfect for pinpoint targeting of inviting overhangs and pockets of still water. With short, strong pulls, the Megabass GRAND SIGLETT erupts into a furious burst of commotion, drawing attention to the life-like details that lull wary feeders into striking.
Hard-plastic exoskeleton doubles as a rattle-chamber, generating a frequency which is precision-tuned to mimic the cicada’s fading cry.
The Megabass GRAND SIGLETT is equipped with a double hook. It will allow you to reach the farthest recesses of enticing overhangs. In dense cover, set the hook upward, to keep hook points alongside the body and out of the way. When targeting open water or short-bite situations, set the hook points so they face away from the body.
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