NetBait HexTek Big Boar 4.5-Inch Cali Craw Tube-Hawg – Flipping & Dragging

The NetBait HexTek Big Boar is a 4.5-inch soft plastic that blends the proven tube profile with a hawg-style creature shape. Designed for big bass and heavy cover, it pairs a bold silhouette with a flexible, lifelike action that shows up when you pitch, flip, or drag along structure.

Design and texture matter. HexTek's signature hexagonal pockets on the body increase the surface area for scent delivery and provide a steady release as the bait moves. In practice, that means more potential attention and longer hold times, even when fish pick through heavy cover.

Versatile performance

• Hybrid design combines tube and hawg features for two techniques in one bait.
• Fourteen appendages around the body generate broad, natural movement that attracts bites from wary bass.
• 4.5" length provides a presence that matches larger forage and targets heavier bass in thick cover.

Rigging and usage

• Cover-ready for flipping, dragging, and use as a trailer on jigs or bladed jigs, offering durability under pressure.
• Works well as a primary presentation or as a trailer to boost attraction and action during retrieve sequences.

Practical notes: When you fish the Big Boar around mats, timber, or bottom structure, you may notice the combination of action and scent dynamics that encourages longer holds and multiple opportunities for a bite. While results vary, the bait is designed to offer a credible option for targeting larger bass within established patterns.

Color and scent dynamics

In Cali Craw color, the Big Boar mirrors natural forage tones and adds contrast for visibility in varying water conditions. HexTek hex pockets hold scent attractant and release it gradually, helping maintain interest as the lure moves.

• Hex pockets increase contact with scent for longer effective windows.
• Color variations can assist matching water clarity and forage hints.

On the water: real-life scenarios

Envision flipping a thick mat and watching the Big Boar's fourteen limbs impart a subtle quiver as it sinks and crawls through the cover. Drag it along timber to check for suspended targets, or use it as a trailer behind a jig to amplify action and draw in wary bass.