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I'A (4 Inch) - (In-Shore Hammah Edition) [BLUEWATER]

I'A (4 Inch) - (In-Shore Hammah Edition) [BLUEWATER]

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When you are the tired of the guy next to you out fishing you - our baits can help.  The 4-inch I'A  is a unique bait that has a similar profile as many of the baitfish that are on the menu of predatory fish in both saltwater and freshwater.  The larger 4-inch profile usually means larger fish caught when fished as compared to fishing smaller baits like the standard 2-inch curlytail. Offshore this shape is effective on many different species of offshore fish.  You can rip this bait through the water, or a rip it through the water and pause, or retrieve it slow, or do a slow and pause, or anything in between and it will catch fish.  It has a subtle twitch when it slowly sinks on a pause. 

 

   

 

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