Nomad Design Madscad 115 Sinking SW Twitchbait – Snook & Striped Bass, Chartreuse Ayu, BKK Diablo 5X Hooks

Overview

Meet the Nomad Design Madscad 115 Sinking SW Twitchbait, a versatile lure built for the demands of inshore and estuary fishing. Its 4-1/2 inch body weighs 1-1/2 oz, presenting a balanced profile that pairs responsive action with long casting potential, even against a light breeze or chop. The chartreuse ayu colorway is designed for high visibility across water conditions, from clear shallows to murky channels, helping you detect each delicate twitch, pause, or rip as the lure tracks along the bottom edge.

At the heart of this twitchbait is the Autotune System. By evolving movement near the line tie, it allows more line tie action and a wide, natural swimming arc. The result is a lure that responds to your retrieves with a convincing wobble that sticks to the strike zone without requiring frantic twitching.

Key benefits at a glance

• Autotune System for enhanced line-tie movement and natural swimming action
• Exceptional casting distance thanks to a thoughtfully engineered body shape
• Versatile retrieval across speeds, from twitch to pause, triggering attracted bites
• Triple Shield Protection to withstand tough days on the water
• Ideal for inshore species including snook, striped bass, sea trout, and redfish

Design and hardware you can trust

The Madscad 115 is paired with BKK Diablo 5X singles in a 3/0 size, delivering reliable hook-up power with strong corrosion resistance. Its chartreuse stripe ayu pattern combines high visibility with a lifelike profile that stands out in both clear and stained water. This setup is designed to perform across a range of inshore environments, from coastal bays to marsh edges.

Practical on-water use

• Size and weight enable long casts across flats and bays
• Swims wide on the retrieve, making it easy to cover water and trigger strikes

Care and expectations

Durability is reinforced by Triple Shield Protection, designed to resist hang-ups and rough days. While this lure is built to perform in a range of conditions, success also depends on technique, location, and timing. Use steady or varied retrieves to explore how the lure reacts to water depth and current, and adjust your pace to match predator mood and cover type.