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In practice and appli- cation, some of the


more sophisticated soft plastic baits can attract a fish via sight, move- ment or scent, have that fish bite some- thing that has a natural taste and then hold on to the bait longer due to a texture and feel that replicates a real food source.


lure companies are achieving that result with their baits by precisely tar- geting key fish senses that are part and parcel of feeding behavior driven by scent, vibrations, sight, taste, and feel. Like the smart munitions of battle, the goal of a “smart bait” is to pinpoint the bite triggering mechanisms in fish and motivate them to strike the lure.


Irresistible! DaveWorkman, Jr.Pro Series


GABBIES REDFISH • FLOUNDER • TROUT • SNOOK Gabbies™ are super soft and irresistible to fish. Each Gabbie is rigged and ready to fish with a Premium MUSTAD ULTRA Point Hook. The built-in lead weight allows you to cast further and fish the Gabbies™ in the STRIKE-ZONE. Gabbies’™ lifelike dimensional bodies have proven to provoke the most difficult, uninterested fish into taking a closer look. Gabbies™ are designed to be fished on the bottom, with a slow retrieve. The light weight claws float and pulsate at the slightest twitch. Weight 5/8 oz., 3/8 oz. and 1/4 oz. Colors: (04) Chartreuse, (05) Pink, (06) Natural, (07) Smoke, (10) Glow


Available at your favorite tackle supplier.


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