Elevate Your Finesse Fishing Game with Unmatched Scent Attraction

Enhance your finesse fishing with the Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Lil' General Worm. Designed for the Ned rig technique, this 2.75-inch stick bait features a ribbed texture that maximizes scent dispersion, enticing even the most cautious bass, walleye, and panfish. Its soft yet durable material ensures lifelike action and reliable hook-ups, making it an essential addition to your tackle box.

Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Lil' General Worm Advantages

• ✅ Infused with super-charged MaxScent formula for enhanced fish attraction
• ✅ Ribbed body design increases surface area for maximum scent release
• ✅ Ideal 2.75" size tailored for effective Ned rig presentations
• ✅ Soft, durable material provides lifelike action and longevity
• ✅ Versatile lure effective for bass, walleye, and panfish

Pro Tips

For optimal results, pair the Lil' General Worm with a Ned-style jighead. The flat ends ensure a secure fit, while a slow, hopping retrieve along the bottom mimics natural prey movements, enticing strikes from finicky fish. This technique is particularly effective in clear or pressured waters.

Revolutionize Your Bass Fishing with Unmatched Action

Elevate your angling experience with the Berkley Krej Jerkbait, a groundbreaking lure that introduces the innovative "Krejing" technique. Designed to mimic the natural fleeing motion of baitfish, it ascends in the water column when twitched and gracefully falls backward on pause, enticing predatory fish like never before.

Berkley Krej Advantages

• ✅ Unique Action: Ascends when twitched and backslides on pause, imitating a fleeing baitfish.
• ✅ Forward-Facing Sonar Optimization: Allows precise control and prolonged presence in the strike zone.
• ✅ Versatility: Effective in both subsurface and topwater fishing scenarios.
• ✅ Durability: Constructed with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance.

Pro Tips

To maximize the effectiveness of the Berkley Krej Jerkbait, use short, gentle twitches to make the bait ascend, imitating a fleeing baitfish. On a slack line, allow the lure to fall backward toward the fish, triggering reaction strikes from following predators. This technique is particularly effective when targeting bass species around structures like brush piles.