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Overview
Delivering a hard thumping vibration and erratic action, the Scottsboro Tackle Co. Hardbill Sniper Head is the perfect way to entice shad-hungry bass into biting. Constructed with a semi-rigged plastic bill, the Scottsboro Tackle Co. Hardbill Sniper Head produces a wider wobbling action and a stronger vibration than most other scrounger heads on the market to trigger more aggressive bites. The Scottsboro Tackle Co. Hardbill Sniper Head also features a screw-lock keeper that holds your soft plastic trailer in place much more effectively than a traditional barbed keeper.
Designed to match up with the Scottsboro Tackle Co. Sniper Shad Soft Jerkbait for a seamless presentation, the Scottsboro Tackle Co. Hardbill Sniper Head is extremely versatile and works exceptionally well with a wide variety of soft plastic swimbaits and jerkbaits. Finished with a razor-sharp Mustad hook, the Scottsboro Tackle Co. Hardbill Sniper Head will help you get more bites when the fish are heavily keyed in on baitfish.
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Customer Reviews
Waste of MoneyBought 2 packs of the hard bill and soft bill in 1/4 ounce. Both models spun in a circle causing horrendous line twist on a 5-1 gear ratio reel. These are now in the garbage and will be shopping for another brand
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Comments: I have the same problem the other guy had that left a review. Doesn't seem to matter what I do to this thing it just rolls with any kind of bait and I have several different weights.
From: Unknown: 6/9/23
Comments: Purchased the 1/2 size and used for first time this past weekend with a 5" Jerky J. 12 lb. line low 7 gear ratio reel. Reeled at a moderate speed the bait was spinning in circles. Very bad line twist. I was playing with it around the boat and at a very slow speed it would go back and forth as intended however at a normal speed once again spun in circles and bad line twist. Pretty simple technique so I wouldn't think I was fishing it incorrectly. I see other some brands don't have a clip on the eye. Not sure if the clip allows too much freedom resulting in the spinning or not. Anyways, this was my experience and I will try other brands searching for better results
From: Logan: Missouri 7/7/21