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WM Bayou The Thing 4.1″ Do-Nothing Multi-Use Bait

Fat, versatile “mystery” bait to provoke strikes in unusual ways

Color: Night Sky

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Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days

Do-Nothing Bait That Does Everything

Big Presence with Fat Profile & Multi-Rig Action

Stand Out When Others Blend In

The Bait Fish Can’t Figure Out — But Bass Do

Meet The Thing — a fat “do-nothing” bait that somehow does it all. With a shape that looks like a minnow, frog leg, or clam, this oddball soft plastic drives bass crazy. Fish it Free, Wacky, Drop Shot, or twist-lock it into a twitch bait—no matter how you rig it, The Thing produces bites when the usual suspects get ignored.

  • ✅ 4.1-inch fat profile for presence in the strike zone
  • ✅ Works on Free, Wacky, Drop Shot, or Twist-Lock rigs
  • ✅ Ambiguous design that sparks curiosity and triggers strikes
  • ✅ 6 baits per bag so you’re stocked for long sessions
  • ✅ Available in a wide variety of colors to match water clarity
🎨 Pick Your Craw Color: tap to open the color-by-conditions guide
Color Optimal Use
Night Sky Dark silhouette for dusk or low-light fishing
Rootbeer Gold Flake Golden shimmer for stained or tannic waters
Mr. Natural Subtle earth tones to fool pressured fish
Black and Blue Classic contrast for murky water success
Watermelon Red Red flake pop that mimics crawfish patterns
Green Pumpkin Reliable all-around natural color
June Bug High-flash flake that stands out in dirty water
Bone Pale baitfish tone for clear water stealth
Oil Slick Iridescent flash that shifts with the light
Guacamole Earthy green with flake for balanced visibility
Alien D Bold, psychedelic tone that provokes strikes
Old Earl Deep, muted tone for wary fish in clear water

When the bite slows down and fish are conditioned to the usual plastics, this is the lure that breaks the rules. It doesn’t matter what they think it is—minnow, frog leg, or clam—because they strike it all the same.

Grab a bag, pick your color, and let The Thing prove why doing nothing catches everything.


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