Overview
Made from a 3D scan of a real mullet, the Savage Gear Pulse Tail Mullet LB Swimbait is as close as it gets to fishing with live bait. Generating a heightened realism, the Savage Gear Pulse Tail Mullet LB Swimbait features a patent-pending split rear kicker tail that generates a rhythmic swimming action, whether it is slowly dragged over craggy terrain or quickly moved over stump riddled flats.
Pairing perfectly with the Savage Gear Swimbait Hook, the Savage Gear Pulse Tail Mullet LB Swimbait features a LB “Loose Body” design with a rapid interchange hook system, which allows anglers to quickly create a weedless rigging. Available in a number of incredibly lifelike photo-print colors, the Savage Gear Pulse Tail Mullet LB Swimbait is a must-have for anglers who are looking for a new personal best.
| Savage Gear | Length | Weight |
| Pulse Tail LB Mullet | 4" | 2/3oz |
| Pulse Tail LB Mullet | 5" | 1-1/3oz |
Please note: included with one pre-rigged bait and one loose body.
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Comments: I used this mullet and had the same problem 2 hookups with tarpon and the bait was gone just the hook left. Really good for tarpon but not very cost effective. Like this bait but they needs to hook up with a better rubber or what ever it's made from. Save your money I catch plenty on different baits and can buy a 50 pack for the price of 2 of these.
From: Unknown: Florida 9/3/20
Comments: Just bought and used my first PT Mullet LB 5" white color. Pros: Heavy so u can launch it really far, perfect swimming action- falling and retrieving, good for skipping under mangroves, beefy hook, very realistic looking, weedless. Cons. Durability. After about 20 cast (mainly skipping) around mangroves there was a cut in the rubber in the head. After about 30 casts I hooked up on a decent size snook (about 30") and he spit the bait after jumping a few times- biggest issue is the rubber ripped apart where the hook 'bites' into. So the slit where the hook slides in from the bottom ripped apart, so there's just a big hollow hole from top to bottom of the bait. There's nothing for the hook to 'bite' into and hold it in place due to the rubber being ripped apart. So after casting it 2x my hook it's completely out of the mullet as you're retrieving it and the hooks just dangling next to the side. The mullet eventually flew off the screw hook and I lost it. So it's almost like a one time use if you get a big fish. If they fixed this durability issue, this thing would be unstoppable.
From: Dan: Fort Myers, FL 4/25/20