Hunthouse Squid Soft Swimbait, Glow Bionic Paddle Tail Lure
Hunthouse Squid Soft Swimbait, Glow Bionic Paddle Tail Lure
This soft squid swimbait combines a paddle tail with trailing tentacle skirts for a lifelike, multi-action profile in the water. The glow-in-the-dark body holds light and releases it slowly, giving off a subtle glow that draws attention in stained water or low light. The soft silicone construction moves naturally on the fall and during a steady retrieve, with the tentacles pulsing even when the bait pauses.
Built for largemouth and smallmouth around structure, this lure works well fished on a slow swim or worked erratically near cover where grouper, bass, and other predators key in on squid and baitfish forage. The pre-rigged treble hook system means it is ready to tie on and fish right out of the pack.
Specifications
| Type | Soft plastic swimbait, squid profile |
| Length | 150mm |
| Weight | 16g |
| Depth | Mid-depth to deep, depending on retrieve and rig |
| Action | Paddle tail kick with pulsing tentacle skirt |
| Hooks | Pre-rigged rear treble hook |
| Best for | Largemouth and smallmouth bass around structure, low light and stained water |
How to fish it
- Cast past cover such as brush piles, docks, or rock structure and let the bait sink to the target depth.
- Use a slow, steady retrieve to let the paddle tail and tentacles work naturally without extra rod action.
- Add occasional pauses during the retrieve so the tentacles continue pulsing and draw reaction strikes.
- Fish it during low light, dawn, or dusk to get the most benefit from the glow-in-the-dark body.
Frequently asked
The 150mm size is suited to average to larger bass and works well as a search bait around deeper structure.
The glow finish is most effective in stained water or low light conditions where extra visibility helps fish locate the bait.
A medium to medium-heavy baitcasting or spinning setup with 12-17 lb fluorocarbon or braid handles this lure well for casting and working structure.
No, the squid profile and action also attract other predatory species such as grouper, making it a versatile choice for mixed-species trips.