YamamotoD-Shad

Love these D-shad just wish they weren't so expensive! Work great with a 1/16 oz. Bullet weight and a 2/0 offset shank hook. These are fairly heavy on there own and sink fairly quickly so you spend less time waiting for your bait to get to the bottom which means more casts in less time. So more chances to find that big one your looking for.

These Yamamoto baits look like baitfish in the water and if they are close to the size your bass are looking for you will catch fish. I rig mine on a 4/0 round bend Tex posed weightless. With Yamamoto baits it seems the lighter the line and tackle the better.

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Liked everything about it

I use one every time I fish in the lake!!

I've caught plenty of largemouth as well as my first muskie. I fish these weightless on a 4/0 (3/0 might be a better size) EWG hook. The action on these are awesome, and don't tend to head to the surface as fast as other fluke style baits, fast or slow twitches!They're a bit pricey, but just like the senkos these yamamoto baits to me are worth the extra couple of dollars!

I love the D-Shad! I just started throwing them 2 fishing trips ago, I've caught a LMB on every D-Shad in the pack both times. They are heavy salted so they have a good sink rate and they fall similar to a whacky worm. The problem is, they're one and done. The hook rips right through the head of the bait when you hook up on a fish, it's almost impossible to re-rig it and cast it out again. They're a little pricey and don't last but I have so much confidence in them I will always have a pack with me. I will always buy them now because I know how productive they are!! I will always support Mr. Gary Yamamoto he has caught me a lot of fish!!!