Deps Kromushi Insect Soft Bait – 1.3 Inch
Features:
- A compact, highly buoyant insect-style surface bait designed to imitate struggling bugs or small frogs, triggering aggressive topwater strikes from insect-feeding bass!
- Made from non-salt, highly buoyant soft plastic that maintains floatation even with offset hooks, ensuring consistent surface action and durability.
- Four forward-leaning paddle-shaped wings create ripples, waves, and a unique kickback shake, producing lifelike flapping action with minimal forward movement!
- Best rigged on offset hooks (#1-2) for a snagless setup; ideal for topwater shaking, pausing, or chochin-style fishing by hanging from branches or cover.
- Available in multiple color options to match local forage; measures 1.3 inches and comes in packs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.3 inches |
| Material | Non-salt soft plastic |
| Hook Type | Offset hook (#1-2) |
| Use | Topwater fishing, shaking, pausing, chochin-style |
| Color Options | Multiple colors available |
FAQ
What makes the Kromushi bait stand out compared to other surface baits?
The four forward-leaning paddle-shaped wings create ripples and a unique kickback shake, producing lifelike flapping action with minimal forward movement, which mimics struggling insects or small frogs.
Can this bait be used in both still and moving water?
Yes, it performs well in both still and moving water due to its buoyant design and consistent surface action, making it effective for topwater fishing in various conditions.
Is the bait durable when rigged with offset hooks?
Yes, the non-salt soft plastic maintains floatation even when rigged with offset hooks, ensuring durability and consistent performance during fishing.
Diane Randall –
Used this bait on a quiet lake in the morning and got multiple strikes. The flapping action is very realistic and the wings create nice ripples. Works great with offset hooks and stayed afloat even in light currents.
Nathan Ball –
Fished it during a midday session with some wind. The kickback shake stood out and attracted bass that were otherwise not biting. Colors match the local bugs well, and it’s easy to rig.
Olivia Skinner –
Perfect for topwater shaking. The paddle wings make it move naturally and the bait stays on the surface without sinking. Tried it in different colors and found the green one worked best in the morning light.
Ella White –
Used it in a wooded area with cover. Hung it from branches and saw several bass react to the movement. The buoyancy keeps it stable, and it doesn’t snag easily on rocks or reeds.