Bass Fishing

McArthy’s Stumpi is the stick bait style worm every angler should have in their arsenal. Salt infused it excels on weightless rigs with an incredibly natural, undulating action on the fall, but it also works equally as well on weighted presentations. Salt loaded soft plastic stick bait. 

McArthy Slinky Soft Swim Bait for Bass Fishing | Fishing Tackle Store, Use it on a Jighead / Weedless Swimbait Hook / EWG Style Bass Hook

The Geecrack Pindy Worm features a slender silhouette designed to replicate natural baitfish like smelt, young sweet fish, and wild eel. Despite its slim profile, this worm is crafted with a high-density body packed with salt and amino acids, enhancing its weight for long casts—even without a sinker. Length:3.8" / 97mm, Pack Size: 8/Pack

Size: 5" 10 per blister Pack, Suggested rigging, Weightless, Texas Rig, Wacky Rig, Free Rig, Mojo or Carolina

Composition: Plastisol

Length: 3.8"

Pack Size: 6/Pack

Type Creature Bait, Craw Bait, Jig Trailer

Composition: Plastisol

Length: 3.3"

Pack Size: 8/Pack

Type Craw, Creature, Trailer, NED

The Sketch 4.3 was built to break the Mold. Instead of the usual worm-style plastics, we went with a more natural route—a true-to-life minnow profile designed to trigger bites when other baits fall flat. Drop shotting is one of the most reliable finesse techniques in bass fishing, especially when dealing with clear water, pressure, or tough conditions. But for years, anglers have used skinny worms to imitate baitfish. We thought—why not use a bait that actually looks like one? With molded scales, defined fins, and a horizontal tail that hovers and moves with the slightest twitch, The Sketch brings next-level realism to your finesse setup. It’s soft, subtle, and deadly—just what you need when bass get picky.

The deep belly of the Super Fluke causes it to dart, glide and knuckleball through the water, while its universal baitfish size allows it to tempt both limit-sized bass and the biggest fish on your lake. Rigged weightless, it skitters across the surface like an injured shad, but a belly-weighted hook or some insert weights allow you to employ it as deep as necessary.

With its compact shape and fast-paddling tails, the Ultra-Vibe Speed Craw is a jack of all trades and a master of many. It’s great by itself, dragged slowly across the bottom or pitched into heavy cover, but you can also affix it to the back of a swim jig or a vibrating jig for the deadliest trailer ever.

When you throw a Tantrum, bass better be ready! Introducing the new 3.75” Tantrum Craw – built to push fish over the edge. Its signature cupped legs and side appendages erupt with lifelike action whether you’re pitching it, dragging on a mojo rig, or as a trailer. Its kicking action is triggered as soon as it hits the water even with light weights to provoke aggressive strikes. The meaty head and body lock onto a 3/0 or 4/0 hook, making it deadly across a wide range of techniques.