Nomad Design Live Ops Tideline Shrimp 4.25” Pre-Rigged Soft Bait Lure, 1/2 oz Weighted Shrimp with BKK Hook, Reactor-UV with Tracer Scent, (2-Pack),($8.99Value)

Description

PRE-RIGGED & READY TO FISH – Fully rigged with a premium BKK hook & internal 1/4 oz weight for instant confidence straight out the pack NATURAL LEVEL FALL & LIFELIKE ACTION – Perfectly balanced design delivers a natural sink and realistic movement with minimal rod input SCULPTED SHRIMP DETAILING – Legs & tail pulse & flick on the retrieve to imitate a fleeing shrimp that pressured fish can’t ignore DURABLE TITAN-RX TPE ELASTOMER – Built to withstand repeated strikes while maintaining action and profile through multiple sessions TARGET SPECIES – - Snook – Worked around mangroves, docks, and shadow lines - Redfish (Red Drum) – Cast to marsh lines, oyster bars, and flooded grass - Speckled Trout – Slow rolled or twitched along grass edges and potholes - Flounder – Slow dragged or lightly hopped along sandy bottom - Juvenile Tarpon – Slow dropped and twitched in channels and creek mouths - Tripletail – Presented beside buoys, weed lines, and floating structure Deadly straight from the pack of 2, the Tideline Shrimp 4.25" in Blue Bandit steps up the presence for targeting larger inshore predators and deeper water. Pre-rigged with a heavy-duty BKK hook and a perfectly balanced 1/2 oz internal weight, it delivers a controlled sink, level posture, and ultra-realistic shrimp action straight out of the pack. Sculpted legs and tail kick and pulse with the slightest movement, while the ultra-tough Titan-RX Elastomer body, Reactor-UV + Glow colors, and Tracer Scent keep fish tracking, striking, and holding on longer - cast after cast. TARGET SPECIES – 4.25" TIDELINE SHRIMP: - Snook – Worked around mangroves, docks, and shadow lines - Redfish (Red Drum) – Cast to marsh lines, oyster bars, and flooded grass - Speckled Trout – Slow rolled or twitched along grass edges and potholes - Flounder – Slow dragged or lightly hopped along sandy bottom - Juvenile Tarpon – Slow dropped and twitched in channels and creek mouths - Tripletail – Presented beside buoys, weed lines, and floating structure