BRADS 2PK KOKANEE Cut Plug MJM – Patented Bait-Holding Lure with Wounded-Bait Action

Overview

Introducing the BRADS 2PK KOKANEE Cut Plug MJM, a patented bait-holding lure engineered for dependable action. The two-pack format gives you flexibility for different presentations on the same outing or across lakes. The lure's design centers on a patented split-cavity system that cradles bait securely while the body spins, delivering lifelike movement that many anglers associate with an injured baitfish.

How the action works

At the core is wounded-bait fish action combined with a rotating motion. As you retrieve or troll, the lure spins with a natural wobble that can entice strikes from predatory fish. The UV reflective paint catches light across water columns, helping the lure stay visible in clear water or deeper channels.

Key benefits

• Patented split-cavity design securely cradles bait for consistent action
• Wounded-bait fish motion plus rotation creates a lifelike presentation
• UV reflective paint boosts visibility in bright sun, dawn, or murky water
• Two-lure set in one package offers on-water versatility and backup options
• Effective across multiple species, including salmon, kokanee, lake trout, and walleye

Practical use and field tips

Whether you are trolling along a shoreline, creeping along weed edges, or casting toward schools, the Cut Plug MJM adapts to your pace. Start with a slow, steady retrieve to let the rotation develop, then adjust speed based on depth and water clarity. Positioning the lure slightly off-ball can emphasize its rotating motion and wounded-bait action.

Depth and gear pairing:

• Use appropriate line weight and a steady rod to maintain depth during trolling
• Consider adding a light weight or planer for deeper runs without losing action
• Inspect hooks before each trip and replace if necessary to keep action crisp
• Test both lures in the pack to compare depth and angle

Species considerations

The design targets predatory species commonly found in freshwater systems. Anglers report productive results with kokanee and salmon in many lakes, with occasional standout catches of lake trout and walleye when depth and speed are tuned to conditions.