Storm Largo Shad Paddle Tail Swimbait
Features:
- The Storm Largo Shad 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 are a series of bass/freshwater optimized versions of the saltwater-focused Storm 360GT Largo Shad.
- Deep belly baitfish profile and classic paddle tail design give it an alluring slow body roll with tons of tail swinging motion.
- Exhibits swimming action both on the retrieve and while free-falling through the water on a weighted rig.
- Designed to be paired with ball-shaped swimbait jigheads like the , but can be fished any way you like to throw paddle tails.
- Available in 15 colors (including several hyper-realistic Live Series colors) and 3 sizes: 3.0 – 3 inch (7 pack), 3.5 inch (6 pack) and 4.0 – 4 inch (6 pack).
Specifications
| Size | Package Quantity | Length (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| 3.0 | 7 pack | 3 |
| 3.5 | 6 pack | 3.5 |
| 4.0 | 6 pack | 4 |
FAQ
What makes the Storm Largo Shad different from other swimbaits?
The deep belly baitfish profile and classic paddle tail design create a slow body roll with strong tail motion, offering realistic swimming action both on retrieve and when free-falling.
Can this swimbait be used in freshwater?
Yes, the Storm Largo Shad is specifically optimized for freshwater bass fishing.
Is it compatible with any jighead?
It is designed to work best with ball-shaped swimbait jigheads, but can be fished in various ways depending on the situation.
Alison Johnston –
Used the 3.5 inch version in a clear lake during early spring. The paddle tail movement was very natural and attracted several bass. The colors matched the live bait well and the action on the retrieve was smooth and consistent.
Christian Burgess –
Fished this in a slow-moving river with a weighted jighead. The free-fall action was impressive and kept fish interested even when the retrieve was slow. Good durability and the colors stand out in water.
Zoe Knox –
Got the Live Series color option. It looked like a real shad and the tail swing was realistic. Caught a large bass on a 3.0 with a slow retrieve. Highly recommend for freshwater bass anglers.