A torpedo-inspired paddletail built for multiple species and rigs
Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days
Some swimbaits earn their place by giving you more than one way to fish them. The Freedom Baitz Torpedo is a versatile 4-inch paddletail swimbait built for bass, walleye, trout, redfish, and multiple presentations. Pitch it on a jig, pair it with a spinner, burn it across the surface, or put it on a drop shot when the situation calls for a different approach.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 4 in. |
| Pack Quantity | 7 baits |
| Profile | Paddletail swimbait |
| Target Species | Bass, walleye, trout, and redfish |
| Recommended Presentations | Jig, spinner, surface retrieve, or drop shot |
The Torpedo gives you several ways to adjust presentation without changing soft plastics. Put it on a jig when you want to cast and retrieve the 4-inch paddletail for bass or walleye, add it to a spinner when extra flash fits the situation, or speed up the retrieve and burn it across the top. When fish call for a more controlled presentation, Freedom Baitz also recommends putting the Torpedo on a drop-shot rig. That versatility makes one seven-pack useful across different species, depths, and techniques.
The military connection is built right into this bait. Freedom Baitz says the Torpedo is both shaped like and named after the underwater ranged weapon launched from above or below the water's surface. That makes the namesake particularly fitting for a streamlined fishing bait designed to travel through the same environment.
It's also unmistakably Freedom Baitz. The company's military-inspired naming gives its soft-plastic lineup an identity beyond color and profile alone. With the Torpedo, that theme connects naturally to the bait itself: an underwater namesake paired with a versatile paddletail designed to be sent through the strike zone in several different ways.
Freedom Baitz recommends several presentations for the Torpedo. You can pitch it on a jig, use it with a spinner, burn it across the top of the water, or put it on a drop-shot rig.
Freedom Baitz specifically identifies bass, walleye, trout, and redfish as target species, making the Torpedo a true multi-species paddletail rather than a single-species soft plastic.
Yes. Walleye are one of the species Freedom Baitz specifically lists for the Torpedo. Its 4-inch paddletail profile can be fished on a jig or incorporated into other presentations depending on how the fish are positioned.
Yes. Freedom Baitz specifically recommends burning the Torpedo across the top of the water as one of several ways to fish the paddletail.
Freedom Baitz says the bait is shaped like and named after the torpedo, an underwater ranged weapon launched from above or below the water's surface. The name gives this underwater paddletail a natural connection to the company's distinctive military-inspired product lineup.
