A hand-poured fluke profile for walleye, bass, and more
Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days
A fluke-style plastic earns its place when you need a baitfish profile that can adapt to different depths, cover, and presentations. The Freedom Baitz Barracuda is a hand-poured soft plastic offered in 4.5-inch and 5.5-inch sizes for casting, jigging, drop-shotting, and working around fish-holding structure.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Available Lengths | 4.5 in. and 5.5 in. |
| Pack Quantity | 8 baits |
| Profile | Fluke-style soft plastic |
| Recommended Presentations | Casting, jigging, and drop shot |
| Construction | Hand-poured and individually hand-trimmed |
For walleye, cast or jig the Barracuda around structure and cover, or put the fluke profile on a drop shot when the situation calls for a more controlled presentation. Bass anglers can thread it onto a jig head and pitch toward structure or fish it weightless around shallow cover such as lily pads. The two available lengths make it easy to change the size of the presentation.
Add the Barracuda when you want a hand-poured Freedom Baitz minnow profile that can move between walleye, bass, and other predator-focused presentations without being locked into a single rig.
Freedom Baitz recommends casting, jigging, or drop-shotting the Barracuda around structure and cover. The company has also featured it threaded onto a jig head and fished weightless on a bass hook for shallow-water applications.
Yes. Freedom Baitz has specifically featured the Barracuda for shallow bass, including pitching it around lily pads and other structure and fishing it weightless when a weedless presentation is useful.
Yes. Freedom Baitz specifically recommends the Barracuda for targeting walleye by casting, jigging, or drop-shotting the bait near structure and cover.
The Barracuda is hand-poured and individually trimmed by hand. Freedom Baitz notes that this process can result in slight differences in appearance from one bait to another.
Freedom Baitz says the bait is named after the military interceptor stealth boat called the Barracuda, continuing the veteran-owned company's military-inspired product naming tradition.
