Westin creature baits imitate crayfish, insects and other bottom-dwelling prey. Their appendages create subtle movement and vibration, making them effective for perch and zander when fish feed cautiously or standard shads produce fewer bites.
When should you use a creature bait?
Cold water: fish slowly for less active predators.
Bottom fishing: imitate crayfish and other natural prey.
Finesse rigs: create subtle movement with minimal forward speed.
Pressured venues: offer a different profile from a conventional shad.
Rig Westin creature baits
Fish them on a Texas or Carolina rig with offset hooks and bullet weights, or use a suitable jig head for open water and bottom contact.
