Barracuda Baits Tournament Series 3.5" Inch Curly Tail Grub Soft Plastic Bait

Barracuda Baits
SKU:
BRB-CURLY-TAIL-GRUB-350-GR
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Package Quantity:
Package Contains 8 Baits
Availability:
Ships in 1–3 days from San Antonio, TX. Some orders may ship from Cedar Falls, IA
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Use as a trailer on:

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How, where, and why it excels
Buzzbait Trailer (1/4–1/2 oz) — conditional

When & where: Low light over grass/wood, calm to slight chop.

How: Keep it planed; steady grind. Shorten 1/4″ if the bait rides too low.

Why: Tail kick increases target size without overpowering the blade.

Color picks: Black w/ Red Flake (night/muddy), Pearl or Chartreuse/White (shad lanes).

Finesse / Compact Jig Trailer (1/4–3/8 oz)

When & where: High pressure, clear water, or post‑front.

How: Subtle hops and drags; let the tail pulse on the settle.

Why: Adds motion without bulk—keeps the skirt breathing.

Color picks: GP Black Flake (neutral rock/wood), Smoke Purple Flake (clear), GP Red Flake (sunny rock).

Football Jig Trailer (3/8–1/2 oz)

When & where: Rock points, ledges, transition seams.

How: Long drags with 6–12″ pulls; pause on the crown of rocks.

Why: Tail kicks on the pull and flutters on the pause—great for smallmouth.

Color picks: GP Black Flake (most days), GP Red Flake (sun), Smoke Purple Flake (ultra‑clear).

Spinnerbait Trailer (3/8–1/2 oz)

When & where: Windy banks, bait pushes, stained water.

How: Slow‑ to medium‑roll; brief kills after ticking cover; trim 1/4″ if it lifts too much.

Why: Curly tail adds lift and lively flash behind tandem or willow blades.

Color picks: Chartreuse/White or Pearl (shad/low light), Silver Bullet (wind/flash), GP Black Flake (clear edges).

Swim Jig Trailer (1/4–3/8 oz) — situational

When & where: Grass lanes and docks.

How: Medium retrieve; tick tops and kill for one count.

Color picks: Chartreuse/White (stain/wind), Silver Bullet (flash), GP Black Flake (clear edges).

Carolina Rig (1/4–1/2 oz)

When & where: Points, flats, and transitions where fish roam.

How: Long drags with pauses; tail works on tension and slack.

Why: Covers water and keeps the tail moving in the strike zone.

Standard (Ball) Jig Head (1/8–1/4 oz)

When & where: Banks, points, and current seams; 4–20 ft.

How: Slow swim just off bottom; add micro‑pops after deflections.

Why: Classic grub swim for bass & walleye; tail adds vibration without roll.

Color picks: Silver Bullet/Pearl (shad), GP Black Flake (natural), Smoke Purple (clear), Black w/ Red (muddy).

Texas / Light Texas (1/16–3/16 oz)

When & where: Sparse grass, wood, docks.

How: Hop‑and‑glide; keep contact with the cover.

Why: Weedless presentation when open hooks hang up.

Trim & Mods (quick hits)
  • Nose trim: Shorten 1/8–1/4″ for smaller profiles or to reduce lift on trailers.
  • Tail tune: If rolling at speed, slow down or shorten slightly; if too subtle, bump head weight one step.
  • Scent/lock: Gel scent + tiny dot of super glue at keeper.