Overview
Designed with a slender baitfish profile and infused with Baitfuel’s powerful X55 formula, the NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm is perfect for targeting both lethargic and pressured fish. Neutrally buoyant, the NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm imparts a tantalizing quiver when lightly twitched and then returns to a level presentation. The NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm is also supercharged with BaitFuel’s Fish Active Scent Technology, which provokes key predator aggression habits, entices more bites, and makes fish hold your bait longer.
Developed in a lab, and proven on the water, the NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worms are made using a revolutionary manufacturing process that enhances your presentation with a water-based scent cloud that accurately mimics the smell and taste of real prey. Ideal for drop shots and other finesse techniques, the NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm is scientifically engineered to improve your catch rate in tough conditions.
Please note: the packaging may say 4.5". Actual length of the bait is 3.5"
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Comments: If you're looking for a finesse bait that can fool even the most pressured bass, you need to try the NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm. This worm has a slender body and a big tail that quivers with every twitch. It's also infused with Baitfuel's X55 formula, which makes fish bite hard and hold on longer. I like to rig it on a Hover Strolling Rig, Matt Stefans new "The hover rig" , which is a special barbed hook with a 90-degree line tie that keeps the worm horizontal in the water. This rig lets me present the worm at any depth and speed, depending on how I reel and pause. The Hover Strolling Rig is great for targeting suspended fish or fish that are chasing baitfish. The NetBait STH BaitFuel Lollipop Drop Shot Worm looks just like a real minnow when it's rigged this way. I've caught giant bass with this combo, especially when nothing else was working.
From: Steve: Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada 2/18/23