Bigg Mouth Fishing 4 Inch Bigg Beaver Soft Plastic Bait

Bigg Mouth Fishing 4 Inch Bigg Beaver Soft Plastic Bait

Bigg Mouth Fishing
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BMF-BEAVER-GR
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Package contains 6 baits
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Description

Use as a trailer on:

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Bigg Mouth 4" Bigg Beaver – Compact Creature for Flipping, Texas & Jig Trailers | QwikFishing
How, where, and why it excels
Arky / Flipping Jig Trailer (3/8–1/2 oz)

When & where: Docks, laydowns, and banks with mixed rock/wood.

How: Short pitches; semi‑slack fall; shake in place to flare appendages.

Why: Compact body threads tight to the keeper and displaces water without overpowering the skirt.

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

When & where: Clear water and post‑front pressure around gravel and transitions.

How: 3–6" lifts with long pauses; many bites on the hover.

Football Jig Trailer (3/8–3/4 oz)

When & where: Offshore rock and shell beds.

How: Drag‑drag‑pause; micro shakes after deflections; watch for the line to jump on the pause.

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

When & where: Grass lanes and shallow wood with bluegill presence.

How: Slow swim with stalls; appendages keep moving on the kill.

Carolina Rig (3/8–1/2 oz • 18–30" leader)

When & where: Points, saddles, and flats when fish roam off bottom.

How: Slow pull‑pause; feed slack so the beaver swims and settles naturally.

Punching Rig (3/4–1 1/4 oz)

When & where: Matted grass and heavy canopy in summer/fall.

How: Compact slightly; straight‑shank 3/0–4/0; hop once and shake; most bites on the initial drop.

Texas Rig (1/8–3/8 oz • pegged)

When & where: Docks, brush, and edges where open hooks hang.

How: Short pitches; semi‑slack fall; shake to make the appendages breathe; swim‑and‑kill along edges.

Weightless Rig (situational)

When & where: Calm shade pockets and overhanging cover.

How: Skip; let it glide; subtle twitches to keep the body breathing in place.

Trim & Mods (quick hits)
  • Nose trim: Shorten 1/8–1/4" for ultra‑clear water or to fit compact jigs.
  • Appendage tweak: Split/taper tips to change flutter (more split for stain; tighter tips for cold water).
  • Keeper glue: Dot on jig/Texas keepers increases durability.
Dial it in
Naturals (Green Pumpkin / Browns) — clear, sunny, pressured
  • Use: Finesse/compact jigs and Texas around rock/wood.
  • Tip: Add copper/green strands in skirts to match forage.
Reds / Oranges (Craw signals) — wind over rock, pre‑spawn
  • Use: Football jigs and Carolina rigs on gravel and chunk rock.
  • Tip: Kill the bait after a deflection; bites often load up on slack.
Dark / Silhouette (Black‑Blue / Okeechobee) — stain, mud, low light
  • Use: Arky/Flipping in grass/wood; Swim jig in dirtier water.
  • Tip: Blue strands in skirts pair well with Okeechobee backs.
Specs & Build
  • Length: 4.0" (101.6 mm)
  • Profile: Compact beaver/creature with flappers and secondary ribs; defensive stance at rest
  • Material: Soft plastic
  • Best Pairings: Arky/Flipping Jig (3/8–1/2), Finesse/Compact Jig (1/4–3/8), Football Jig (3/8–3/4), Texas (1/8–3/8), Carolina (3/8–1/2), Punching (3/4–1 1/4), Weightless (situational)
  • Hook Sizes: Texas 3/0–4/0 EWG/straight‑shank; Punching 3/0–4/0 heavy‑wire; Jigs sized to trailer keeper length
  • Pack Qty: See product options above.
  • Availability: Ships promptly when in stock; some colors may be poured to order.

Care & Storage

Store flat in the original bag. Separate darks/lights to avoid dye bleed. Avoid prolonged heat to preserve flap memory.

Plastics Recycling

Don't toss torn baits, recycle or dispose of properly. Learn more here: Soft Plastics Recycling.

Proof & Community

On‑the‑Water Notes

  • Bluebird pressure: Compact the nose 1/8"; finesse/compact jig with long pauses on rock transitions.
  • Wind on gravel: Football drag‑drag‑pause; add micro‑shakes after deflections.
  • Heavy cover: Texas/punching; most bites on the initial drop through canopy.

Q&A

Q: When do I pick a beaver over a craw or creature?
A: When you want a compact, flat profile that skips well, falls true on a pegged Texas, and glides on the pause—perfect for docks, grass, and laydowns.

Q: Best jig sizes?
A: 3/8–1/2 oz Arky/Flipping for banks and docks; 1/2–3/4 oz football offshore; 1/4–3/8 oz finesse/compact around pressured smallmouth water.

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