Creatures
Soft plastic baits with appendages like legs, claws, or antennae that don't imitate one specific creature, but trigger reaction strikes through movement and profile. They are popular for flipping and pitching into heavy cover but also work well for a variety of other techniques.
Beaver-style Creatures
Beaver-style creature baits have compact, flat bodies with paddle-like appendages that move on the fall. Their streamlined shape works well for flipping and punching into grass, brush, and other heavy cover.
Hawg-style Creatures
Hawg-style creature baits have bulky bodies with multiple flapping tails, claws, or appendages that displace water. They provide a larger profile for flipping, pitching, and dragging when anglers want more action.
Insects, Crabs, & Shrimp
These soft plastic baits imitate insects, crabs, shrimp, and other specific prey. They are especially useful where bass feed on those forage species or when anglers need a compact alternative to conventional worms and craws.
Gill-type Creatures
Gill-type creature baits use broad profiles and swimming appendages to imitate bluegill or other panfish. They are designed for waters where panfish are an important source of forage for bass.
