Compact panfish action for tungsten jigs, ice, and open water
Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days
When crappie, bluegill, and perch are holding close to structure, a small plastic lets you keep the presentation compact and controlled. The Freedom Baitz Trident is a 1.25-inch panfish grub with a rounded head and long trailing tentacle, creating a simple live-prey profile for vertical jigging and slow-moving presentations in open water or through the ice.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 1.25 in. |
| Pack Quantity | 8 plastics |
| Profile | Small rounded head with long trailing tentacle |
| Target Species | Crappie, bluegill, perch, and other panfish |
| Recommended Rigging | Small tungsten jig |
| Water | Open water and ice fishing |
Pair the Trident with a small tungsten jig and vertically work it around crappie, bluegill, or perch holding near cover and structure. In open water, it can also be worked slowly back toward the boat, giving you another way to move the compact profile through the strike zone while the long tentacle trails behind the rounded body.
Add the Trident when you want a compact Freedom Baitz plastic for controlled tungsten-jig presentations through the ice or around open-water structure.
Freedom Baitz recommends pairing the Trident with a small tungsten jig. It can be vertically jigged or worked slowly back toward the boat near fish-holding cover and structure.
The Trident is designed for crappie, bluegill, perch, and other panfish. Its 1.25-inch size keeps the overall presentation compact.
Yes. Freedom Baitz specifically recommends the Trident for both hard-water and open-water seasons, making it a panfish plastic that can stay in the tackle rotation year-round.
The Trident is a 1.25-inch bait built around a small rounded head and long trailing tentacle. The Stinger is longer at 1.5 inches and uses a long, slender body with its tentacle extending from the bottom.
The Trident is named after the ballistic missiles used aboard U.S. Trident submarines, continuing Freedom Baitz's military-inspired product naming tradition. That identity reflects the roots of the veteran-owned bait company.
