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I use these baits around and uderwood docks. Also use them for schooling bass and
stripers. Around heavy cover they work well.
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Z-Man DieZel Chatterbait 1/4 oz - Pearl Blue Glimmer
SKU: CBD14-08
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Designed specifically for inshore saltwater fishing, the DieZel Chatterbait features a heavy-duty custom 4/0 Mustad hook, a custom stamped stainless bait keeper, and a super strong Fastach clip to make it the most bulletproof bladed jig available. Paired with a matching 10X Tough 4-inch DieZel MinnowZ body, it can withstand strike after strike from the crushing jaws of insure species like redfish, snook, trout, flounder, stripers, and more!
Features:
Made in the USA using quality components
Molded-in, custom stamped stainless trailer keeper holds ElaZtech plastics with zero slipping, even after many strikes
Head, blade, and trailer colors match the most popular inshore baitfish color patterns
Features a 10X Tough DieZel MinnowZ swimbait trailer - the best inshore swimbait on the market!
1/4 oz weight for inshore versatility
Designed for inshore saltwater fishing, but also a deadly bass bait as well!
Available in 8 colors
I will be using this lure fishing for Redfish. I fish for Redfish in the gulf
and in tournaments. I do use a rig like this jig head but a spinner bait. Never used
a chatter bait, but would like to see what it does.I will keep a eye out on your
site and products.
and in tournaments. I do use a rig like this jig head but a spinner bait. Never used
a chatter bait, but would like to see what it does.I will keep a eye out on your
site and products.
I'm planning on using the z-man baits mostly to fish for snook and redfish in
shallow saltwater here in SW Florida. Most folks use a weed less spoon and maybe
the zman stuff will be a new look to the fish. Probably try them on largemouth bass
too.
shallow saltwater here in SW Florida. Most folks use a weed less spoon and maybe
the zman stuff will be a new look to the fish. Probably try them on largemouth bass
too.
