The LIVETARGET Fleeing Shrimp is an incredibly realistic imitation of a shrimp. It accurately replicates the head, carapace, legs, and antennae of a real shrimp, and its lifelike color patterns and scent make it irresistible to fish. This bait is particularly effective in saltwater conditions.
The Fleeing Shrimp is designed with a custom-made jig head that features a durable, corrosion-resistant hook. This makes it perfect for saltwater fishing. The bait's name comes from the way its silicone skirt mimics the movement of a shrimp's front legs as it quickly moves backwards to evade predators.
To enhance its appeal, the Fleeing Shrimp is equipped with a glass rattle that creates additional noise and vibration as it moves along the bottom. This makes it even more enticing to a wide variety of species, including redfish, flounder, speckled trout, snook, bonefish, snapper, and many more.
The Fleeing Shrimp was recognized as the best in its category at the prestigious ICAST 2018 fishing tackle trade show. Try it out for yourself and discover why it's highly regarded among anglers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What size options are available for the LIVETARGET Fleeing Shrimp?
A: The LIVETARGET Fleeing Shrimp is available in sizes 2-3 and 4 inches.
Q: What color options are available for the Fleeing Shrimp?
A: The Fleeing Shrimp is available in the White Shrimp color pattern.
Q: What types of fish can I catch with the Fleeing Shrimp?
A: The Fleeing Shrimp is effective in attracting a wide variety of species, including redfish, flounder, speckled trout, snook, bonefish, and snapper.
Q: Is the Fleeing Shrimp suitable for saltwater fishing?
A: Yes, the Fleeing Shrimp is designed specifically for saltwater fishing and features a durable, corrosion-resistant hook.
Q: Does the Fleeing Shrimp make any noise or vibrations?
A: Yes, the Fleeing Shrimp is equipped with a glass rattle that creates additional noise and vibrations, making it even more enticing to fish.
Q: Has the Fleeing Shrimp received any awards or recognition?
A: Yes, the Fleeing Shrimp was recognized as the best in its category at the ICAST 2018 fishing tackle trade show.
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