Savage Gear 3D Lizard – 6in – Mojito

The Savage Gear 3D Lizard is designed to look incredibly realistic, mimicking the appearance and movement of a real lizard. It has a bulbous head, four lifelike leg appendages, and an oversized swimming tail. This attention to detail makes it a convincing bait for bass.

The 3D Lizard is made from a soft plastic material that is both flexible and durable. It can withstand repeated strikes from aggressive bass without getting damaged. To further entice bass, the bait is infused with scent, which helps trigger their feeding responses. This is particularly useful when bass are cautious or when there is high fishing pressure.

You can fish the 3D Lizard in various ways. It works well with Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, or as a flipping bait. You have the flexibility to choose the method that suits your fishing style and the conditions you're facing.

Although the 3D Lizard is effective all year round, it truly shines during the spawn season. This is when bass aggressively protect their nests, and the presence of invaders, such as salamanders, triggers their protective instincts. By imitating a salamander, the 3D Lizard becomes highly attractive to bass during this time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is the Savage Gear 3D Lizard?

A: The Savage Gear 3D Lizard measures 6 inches in length, providing a substantial bait for bass to target.

Q: Is the 3D Lizard durable enough to withstand aggressive strikes?

A: Yes, the 3D Lizard is made from a soft plastic material that is both flexible and durable. It can handle repeated strikes from aggressive bass without getting damaged.

Q: How should I fish with the 3D Lizard?

A: The 3D Lizard can be fished in various ways. It works well with Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, or as a flipping bait. Choose the method that suits your fishing style and the conditions you're facing.

Q: When is the best time to use the 3D Lizard?

A: The 3D Lizard is effective all year round, but it shines during the spawn season. This is when bass aggressively protect their nests, and the presence of invaders, such as salamanders, triggers their protective instincts. By imitating a salamander, the 3D Lizard becomes highly attractive to bass during this time.