The Boosa Ned 3.3 pairs a ribbed body with a compact, tapered profile for slow Ned-rig presentations. Its flexible body responds to light shakes, short hops, and water movement, letting you add subtle action near a target. Rig it on a suitable Ned head and work rock, gravel, and isolated cover when bass call for a smaller presentation.
01 Ribbed Body. Subtle Movement.
The Boosa Ned’s ribbed body flexes with light shakes, short hops, and slow drags. Its gradually tapered profile carries movement into the slender tail section, giving you subtle action without moving the bait far from your target.
The ribs add texture and surface area for applied scent. Pair the bait with a suitable stand-up Ned head to support an upright presentation when the rig settles.
02 Slow Down Your Presentation
Use slow pulls to move across rock, gravel, and hard bottom. Pause between movements to let the bait settle, then resume with another short drag.
Add small rod-tip movements beside a rock or isolated piece of cover. Limit forward movement to keep the bait around the same target, mixing light shakes with pauses.
Lift the bait with a short hop and let it return to the bottom. Give it time to settle before moving it again, varying the pause length based on how fish respond.
03 Build Your Setup
Match the hook to the 3.3-inch body and choose head weight for your depth, current, and bottom contact. Thread the bait straight without bunching the ribs, leaving the tapered rear section free to flex.
Select a pairing above to jump to Recommended Pairings below.
04 The Specifications
| Length | 3.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 8 per pack |
| Bait Type | Soft Plastic Finesse Worm |
| Body | Ribbed, Tapered Profile |
| Recommended Rig | Ned-Style Jighead |
Boosa Ned 3.3
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The Boosa Ned 3.3 pairs a ribbed body with a compact, tapered profile for slow Ned-rig presentations. Its flexible body responds to light shakes, short hops, and water movement, letting you add subtle action near a target. Rig it on a suitable Ned head and work rock, gravel, and isolated cover when bass call for a smaller presentation.
01 Ribbed Body. Subtle Movement.
The Boosa Ned’s ribbed body flexes with light shakes, short hops, and slow drags. Its gradually tapered profile carries movement into the slender tail section, giving you subtle action without moving the bait far from your target.
The ribs add texture and surface area for applied scent. Pair the bait with a suitable stand-up Ned head to support an upright presentation when the rig settles.
02 Slow Down Your Presentation
Use slow pulls to move across rock, gravel, and hard bottom. Pause between movements to let the bait settle, then resume with another short drag.
Add small rod-tip movements beside a rock or isolated piece of cover. Limit forward movement to keep the bait around the same target, mixing light shakes with pauses.
Lift the bait with a short hop and let it return to the bottom. Give it time to settle before moving it again, varying the pause length based on how fish respond.
03 Build Your Setup
Match the hook to the 3.3-inch body and choose head weight for your depth, current, and bottom contact. Thread the bait straight without bunching the ribs, leaving the tapered rear section free to flex.
Select a pairing above to jump to Recommended Pairings below.
04 The Specifications
| Length | 3.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 8 per pack |
| Bait Type | Soft Plastic Finesse Worm |
| Body | Ribbed, Tapered Profile |
| Recommended Rig | Ned-Style Jighead |
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including Diisononyl Phthalate, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov .
Safety Notice: Extremely sharp hooks. Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children. Wash hands after handling.
