Bull Shad Slow Sink

Bull Shad Slow Sink is the original Triton Mike Bucca jointed swimbait, built to imitate shad and other common baitfish with a segmented body and fluid swimming action. The slow-sinking model is designed to work just below the surface and can be fished fast to create the erratic movement of fleeing forage.

Multiple lengths allow anglers to match local forage and the size of bass being targeted. The three-jointed design gives the bait a natural swimming motion while the slow-sink rate keeps it in the upper portion of the water column without forcing the presentation to remain on the surface.

Key Features

• Original Triton Mike Bucca Bull Shad design
• Three-jointed baitfish body
• Slow-sinking action for subsurface presentations
• Can be burned quickly to imitate fleeing shad
• Multiple sizes and forage-based colors

Specifications

• Sizes in this assortment: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 in
• Colors vary by size and include Dirty Bone, Gizzard, and Threadfin
• Class: slow sink

Best Uses

Fish over points, flats, grass, brush, and open-water baitfish schools where bass are feeding in the upper water column. Burn it for a fleeing-shad response, use a steady retrieve for a controlled swim, or change speed around cover and structure to trigger followers.