The Madscad lure is designed to resemble the shape of deep-bellied bait fish found all over the world. It has a realistic profile and specific design elements such as a flattened head, scalloped sides, and small tail wings. These features make it a versatile lure that can be used in various fishing environments.
The best way to fish with the Madscad is by using a quick twitching action, which creates a side-to-side darting motion. After each twitch, it is recommended to pause for a few seconds. As the lure sinks, it wiggles in a way that imitates a wounded bait fish.
The Madscad is available in different sizes to accommodate various species. The smaller 95mm (3.75in) twitchbaits are suitable for catching bass, redfish, tarpon, snook, roosterfish, stripers, and bluefish. On the other hand, the larger 190mm (7.5in) size is ideal for targeting tuna, wahoo, yellowtail, cubera, and GTs.
The 190mm Deep model of the Madscad can be effectively trolled at speeds exceeding 12 knots, making it an excellent choice for enticing wahoo or tuna.
Frequently Asked Questions
What species can the smaller 95mm Madscad be used to catch?
The smaller 95mm Madscad is suitable for catching bass, redfish, tarpon, snook, roosterfish, stripers, and bluefish.
What species can the larger 190mm Madscad be used to target?
The larger 190mm Madscad is ideal for targeting tuna, wahoo, yellowtail, cubera, and GTs.
How should the Madscad be fished?
The Madscad is best fished with a quick twitching action, creating a side-to-side darting motion. It is recommended to pause for a few seconds after each twitch, as the lure sinks and wiggles to imitate a wounded bait fish.
What is the difference between the 190mm Madscad and the 190mm Deep model?
The 190mm Deep model of the Madscad is designed to be trolled at high speeds exceeding 12 knots, making it an excellent choice for enticing wahoo or tuna.
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