





Bucca Brand Lil Baby Bull Shad Swimbait - 2.5"

Bucca Brand Lil Baby Bull Shad Swimbait - 2.5"
Product Details
Small Profile, Big Action
The Bucca Brand Lil' Baby Bull Shad Swimbait packs the proven Bull Shad swimming action into a compact 2.5" profile designed to imitate small baitfish. Designed by Mike Bucca, this micro-sized hard swimbait features a four-joint construction that creates a natural swimming motion and tight body movement in the water. Its durable ABS construction allows for detailed color patterns that aren't possible with resin versions, while the natural brush tail adds additional movement to the overall presentation. Weighing 3/16 oz and featuring a slow-sinking design, the Lil' Baby Bull Shad is particularly suited to pond, shore, and BFS fishing where matching smaller forage is important.
Key Features
- 2.5" Compact Profile - Downsized profile imitates small baitfish while fitting compact fishing applications.
- Multi-Joint Design - Multi-jointed construction creates a natural swimming motion as the bait moves through the water.
- Durable ABS Construction - Hard ABS body maintains its shape while allowing for detailed color patterns not available with resin construction.
- Natural Brush Tail - Durable brush tail adds movement to the bait's swimming action.
- Slow-Sinking Design - Gradually sinks to provide control over the bait's position in the water column.
- 3/16 oz Weight - Compact 3/16 oz weight makes the Lil' Baby Bull Shad well suited to BFS tackle.
- Small Baitfish Imitation - Designed to replicate smaller forage for situations where a downsized swimbait presentation is needed.
- Pond, Shore & BFS Fishing - Compact design makes it particularly useful for pond anglers, shore anglers, and BFS setups.
Go Small With Bucca
Match smaller forage with the Bucca Brand Lil' Baby Bull Shad, delivering multi-jointed swimming action in a compact 2.5" profile.
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov













































