Brad's Killer Fishing Gear Super Bait Fishing Lure 2 Pack Mountain Doo TPSB14-2

Brad's Super Bait: a patent-pending bait-holding lure with rotating action

Brad's Super Bait redefines how anglers present their lure with a patent-pending bait-holding design and a smooth, rotating action. Built to work across multiple species, this lure is described as especially effective for Chinook, Coho, Lake Trout, and Walleye when paired with the right technique. Its balanced profile and dynamic wobble help create a lifelike presence in the water, inviting bites from a variety of game fish. The lure ships as a practical two-pack, ready to deploy once you add your preferred attractant or cut bait.

What makes the action stand out

• Rotating action that creates an enticing water disturbance and lifelike movement
• Split-cavity, patent-pending design that helps retain attractant near the lure body
• Adjustable action settings to switch between tight and wide roll for different conditions
• Two lures in the pack, designed for flexibility across trips and conditions

Versatile fishing options

• Suitable for trolling, casting, plunking, and back bouncing, giving you several presentation styles
• Pair with your favorite scent or filet to tailor the attractant profile to the water and target species
• Lightweight, balanced construction that helps maintain a steady lure orientation at different speeds

Practical notes for use

Important: hooks and leader are not included, so you can customize your setup with your chosen components. The two-pack provides redundancy and convenience for back-to-back trips or shared use with a fishing partner. The comfortable handling and consistent rotation support a broad range of fishing styles without requiring specialized gear.

Why anglers choose Brad's Super Bait

If you’re aiming to cover more water with a single presentation, or you want a lure that can adapt to shifting conditions, Brad's Super Bait offers a combination of stability, motion, and customization. While results vary, the rotating action and attractant-holding design are described as notable attributes that can influence how attractants behave in the water and how the lure tracks during retrieves.