Compact bottom contact
Put the Li'l Urchin on a finesse Ned-style head when you want a compact bait sitting around rock, gravel and hard-bottom transitions without the straight profile of a traditional Ned bait.
A 2.5" bass-finesse Urchin that adds more profile than the micro sizes without jumping to a full-size bait. Built for Ned, drop-shot and light Texas presentations.
The Bigg Mouth Fishing 2.5" Li'l Urchin fills the middle of the Urchin lineup. It gives bass a larger target than the true micro versions without jumping to an oversized presentation, making it a natural fit for Ned rigs, drop shots and light Texas rigs.
Put the Li'l Urchin on a finesse Ned-style head when you want a compact bait sitting around rock, gravel and hard-bottom transitions without the straight profile of a traditional Ned bait.
A drop shot lets the 2.5" Urchin stay in front of suspended or bottom-oriented bass while small line movements keep the bait active without pulling it quickly out of the strike zone.
Rig it lightly and weedless when docks, sparse grass, laydowns or other cover make an exposed hook less practical. Keep the finished package compact and let the unusual profile do the work.
The Li'l Urchin is a finesse bait first. Start with enough weight to maintain the depth and control you need, rather than automatically choosing the heaviest head or sinker you can fish.
For a broader look at head shape, hook fit and fall rate, see the Qwik Fishing Jig Head Guide .
Whether you are dragging a Ned rig, holding a drop shot or shaking a light Texas rig, give the bait time to stay in place. An Urchin already presents a lot of shape around a compact center, so it does not need to travel far on every move.
If you want to build an assortment instead of choosing individual Li'l Urchins, the Bigg Mouth Build Your Own Urchin Kit lets you choose a 9-bait or 12-bait box and select the colors that go into it.
Weight, hook fit and fish position all affect how an Urchin presents in the water.
If one bait turns into a pattern, skip picking colors one at a time. Build a 9- or 12-bait assortment of the same 2.5" Li'l Urchin and choose exactly which colors go in it.
Choose a 9-bait or 12-bait box, select each color yourself, and repeat favorites when you want more than one row of the same color.