Octopus 4.5 – Key Lime (#454)
Size: 4.5″ (114mm), 4 baits per pack.
Perfect for trolling, jigging, and inshore fishing for sea trout, snook, redfish, and flounder. Also popular among bass fishermen.
The head profile, bulging eyes, and suction cups create a highly attractive appearance. The super soft plastic allows legs to flutter and quiver with minimal movement, enhancing realism.
Hollow head design accepts weights when used alone or with jig heads.
Super stretchy and durable, lasting through repeated use and multiple fish strikes. Does not harden or dry out. Safe for the environment — will not harm fish or animals if ingested.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 4.5″ (114mm) |
| Number of Baits | 4 per pack |
| Use Cases | Trolling, jigging, inshore fishing |
| Target Species | Sea trout, snook, redfish, flounder, bass |
| Material | Super soft plastic |
| Head Design | Hollow, with bulging eyes and suction cups |
| Weight Compatibility | Accepts weights when used alone or with jig heads |
| Durability | Super stretchy, long-lasting, does not harden or dry out |
| Environmental Safety | Non-toxic; safe if ingested by fish or animals |
FAQ
Can this bait be used with jig heads?
Yes, the hollow head design allows it to be used with jig heads or when fished alone with weights.
Does the bait last through multiple uses?
Yes, the super stretchy plastic ensures long-lasting performance through repeated fish strikes and multiple uses.
Is the bait safe if eaten by fish or animals?
Yes, it is non-toxic and will not harm fish or animals if ingested.
Kimberly Wallace –
Used this bait for sea trout and redfish in shallow inshore waters. The fluttering legs and realistic eyes made a big difference. It stayed soft and didn’t break after several hours of fishing. Great for both trolling and jigging.
Andrew MacDonald –
Fished with it during a bass tournament. The hollow head held the weight well and the movement was very natural. No signs of drying out even after multiple pulls. Highly recommended for inshore species.
Phil Abraham –
Works well for snook and flounder. The suction cups help it stay in place when jigging. A bit more expensive than other baits, but the durability and realism justify the price.
Jane Grant –
Used it in both morning and afternoon fishing. The plastic stayed flexible and didn’t harden. The legs move naturally, which attracted fish consistently. Very effective in calm waters.
Adrian North –
Fished with a jig head and found it to be very effective. The head design is realistic and the movement is lifelike. Slight stretch in the legs, but still performs well under pressure.