🎣 Hook the big one with Berkley’s PowerBait Pit Boss – where every cast counts!
The Berkley PowerBait Pit Boss is a 4-inch soft bait designed to mimic both baitfish and crawfish with a unique swimming action. Featuring a slotted hook keeper for improved hook setting, it’s ideal for flipping and pitching techniques. Crafted from durable plastic in a green pumpkin color, this bait targets species like mackerel and is favored by serious anglers seeking precision and performance.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 7.01 x 4.72 x 1.18 inches |
Package Weight | 0.1 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 7 x 5 x 2 inches |
Item Weight | 0.09 Pounds |
Brand Name | Berkley |
Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warraty |
Model Name | PowerBait Pit Boss |
Color | Green Pumpkin |
Material | Plastic |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Pure Fishing |
Part Number | PBBPB4-GP |
Style | Powerbait Pit Boss |
Included Components | bait |
Size | 4" (8 Count) |
Target Species | Mackerel |
Fishing Technique | Spinning |
C**N
Great bait
Berkeley is the king of soft plasticsUpdate. Absolutely nailed it with these. 6 fish in a hour.
M**M
Love ‘em
Bass slayers. Throw. Wait. Light hops and pauses.
N**E
Love them
Not to durable but great bait
J**R
Bass catcher
Excellent bait for catching bass. The action that gives is just what they like.
W**.
Ok
Ok
A**N
Great
Just what I needed.
S**4
Great finesse presentation
Pros: One of the best finesse baits you can use. These slay everywhere you go.Cons: Wish they were a little more durable.
C**S
Fish Catcher - every color gets bites all year
The product itself is excellent. I’ve used these for years and you can never go wrong with tying on a big boss and throwing it out there. Obviously in cover it’s magical but even in open water on a drop shot or heavy texas rig it will get bites.I do have to say the package from Amazon was expired though and the scent / “taste” was completely gone. Just rubber smell, no oil. No attractant left at all. Disappointed with that part but that’s no fault of Berkeley. That’s on Amazon.
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