Basstrix LiveTrix Split Tail Swimbait – 3 Inch
Features
- The Basstrix LiveTrix Split Tail Swimbait was designed in conjunction with the to make a completely anatomically correct bait fish imitation!
- With its tall and slender keeled profile, the LiveTrix was specifically designed for use with Forward Facing Sonar systems to show up clear and strong on your radar.
- Thanks to its innovative design the LiveTrix can be fished in multiple ways, depending on how you retrieve, it can have a slow left to right glide, or when snapped with rod tip it can look like a jerkbait!
- Best suited when combined with the LiveTrix head, the LiveTrix on its own is still useful and makes a great Drop Shot, Free Rig, or Hover Strolling bait.
- Available in a variety of colors and measuring in at 3 inch
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 3 inch |
| Design | Split tail swimbait with keeled profile |
| Fishing Methods | Slow glide, jerkbait action, drop shot, free rig, hover strolling |
| Compatibility | Forward Facing Sonar systems |
| Color Options | Multiple colors available |
FAQ
Can the LiveTrix be used as a standalone bait?
Yes, the LiveTrix can be used on its own as a Drop Shot, Free Rig, or Hover Strolling bait.
How does the LiveTrix perform with sonar systems?
Its tall and slender keeled profile makes it visible and strong on forward facing sonar systems.
What are the different ways to fish the LiveTrix?
It can be fished with a slow left to right glide or snapped with the rod tip to mimic a jerkbait action.
Sebastian Oliver –
I’ve used the LiveTrix in both clear and murky waters. It shows up well on sonar and works great in slow retrieves. The split tail design makes it look realistic and it’s easy to cast. I’ve had good bites when using it as a drop shot.
Julian Allan –
The bait holds up well in the water and moves naturally. I noticed it’s especially effective when I use it with a slow glide. It’s a solid option for anglers who rely on sonar.
Sonia Newman –
I tried it with different colors and found the green one to be most effective in early morning fishing. It’s durable and the action is smooth when retrieved.
Michael Quinn –
Works well as a standalone bait. I used it in a free rig setup and got several strikes. The sonar visibility is excellent, which helps when fishing in deep water.
Sam Skinner –
The design is very realistic and the way it moves in the water is impressive. I’ve used it in both still and moving water and it’s consistently catching fish.