$7.99
| Material | Hon-Jikomi |
|---|---|
| Length | 3" |
| PCS | 6 per pack |
A deadly finesse-swimbait option for serious anglers throughout North America, the SPARK SHAD 3in is crafted with a salt-rich compound laden with organic shellfish and baitfish powders, presenting an exquisitely prepared meal to wary predators. The shape of the body draws inspiration from the hull of a boat, featuring a sturdy design and directional fins to increase swimming stability. Finished with an extremely sensitive tail poised to kick into action with the slightest retrieve or current, the SPARK SHAD will keep fish committed without hesitation or suspicion. The carefully designed fins also help manage the subtle rolling-action of the body, ensuring that the hook-point does not rotate outside of the optimal hooking range.
Partner it with the OKASHIRA HEAD or OKASHIRA SCREWHEAD, your favorite umbrella rig, or try it weed-less!
The birth of bass fishing swimbaits began in California decades ago. This was a closely guarded secret for many years, but slowly, tournament anglers began using swimbaits in events back east. Once the word got out, swimbaits spread like wildfire, and for a period, these California-produced baits were nearly impossible to get. Anglers were at …
As Chris Zaldain left Palatka, Florida for the seven-hour drive to Lake Lanier, he experienced a bit of déjà vu. The road took him through Atlanta, up into the Georgia foothills, and he felt himself being transported “back to Northern California.” That told him much of what he needed to know and informed the choices …
Professional bass angler Chris Zaldain nails it when he says new school grubbing is a finesse swimbait rigged on a ball head jig. Unlike grubs, anatomically accurate baits like the Megabass Spark Shad closely mirror baitfish in appearance and motion while allowing anglers to cover the water column with speed and efficiency. Although they work …
When most anglers pick up a lure off the shelf or from the tackle store pegboard, they’re looking at limited clues about its effectiveness. Does it have a paint scheme that resembles the local forage or otherwise triggers reactions? Does it share the general profile of their quarry’s favorite meals? Some will even shake the …
Chris Zaldain shares his finesse jighead approach on Minnesota’s Mille Lacs, where his Spark Shad 3″ and Orochi XX Shaky Head powered him to a five-fish limit of 26lbs of smallmouth bass!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dprZXYYcbaQ
Thin, wiggly worms, soft stickbaits and little goby imitators are the workhorses of the dropshotting world, but when California pro Chris Zaldain heads north in the summertime to chase big brown bass, his number one tool on the end of his spinning rod is a small swimbait. There are times when he’ll fish them horizontally …
Without a doubt, April is one of the favorite months for bass anglers throughout most of the country. The fish are moving shallow in large numbers and therefore tend to be easier to catch this time of year than at just about any other time. Depending upon which area of the country you live in, …
Bassmaster Elite angler Chris Zaldain shares how he fishes 3″ swimbaits like the Spark Shad for key bites. From rigging to hook set, Chris shares the tips and techniques that have allowed him to cash checks in grueling events.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HQOLvf4ZpE
