The Panorama pairs realistic baitfish detail with a flexible body that bends through turns and carries movement into the tail. Swimming, lifting, and changes in direction create fluid, full-body action. Seven sizes from 2.0 to 9.0 inches let you match small forage for crappie and finesse bass fishing or step up to larger profiles for predators feeding on bigger baitfish.
01 Movement Through the Whole Bait
The Panorama’s action extends through its flexible body and into the tail. It bends through turns and responds to changes in direction, creating a flowing baitfish movement you can vary with your rig and retrieve.
Molded fins, scale texture, gill detail, and realistic eyes complete the forage profile. Swim it steadily for a controlled presentation, or introduce small lifts and pauses to change how the body moves.
02 Rig for the Fish in Front of You
Swim it through open water or present it beneath the boat. Match bait size to the forage and adjust head weight and retrieve speed to the depth fish are holding.
For forward-facing sonar (FFS) presentations, watch the bait’s position relative to crappie or bass and adjust its path as they move. Small rod inputs let you vary the body movement during the retrieve.
Use a smaller model for a compact baitfish presentation. Work a drop shot with light movements and pauses, or use a shakey head to lift and settle the bait around bottom structure.
Use an underspin to add flash or a suitable weedless keel-weighted setup around vegetation and cover. Match the hook to the bait size and adjust your weight and retrieve to control depth.
03 Choose Your Size
Match smaller forage when targeting crappie or bass feeding on small baitfish. These compact models suit appropriately sized jigheads, hover rigs, drop shots, and forward-facing sonar presentations.
Choose from these sizes for jigheads, underspins, and appropriately matched keel-weighted hooks. Select the profile that best matches the baitfish bass are feeding on.
Step up when predators are feeding on substantial baitfish or when you want a larger silhouette. Match your hook, weight, and tackle to the increased bait size.
04 Build Your Setup
Choose components that fit your selected Panorama size and rigging method. Rig the body straight and leave the flexible tail section free to move.
- Panorama Axle Jighead ↓
- Tusk MagGap Hook Series ↓
- “Pitch Black” Tungsten Flipping Weight ↓
- Pitch Flat Tungsten Flipping Weight ↓
- Divine Dropshot Weight ↓
- Masterclass Shakey Head ↓
- Keel Weighted Hook ↓
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05 The Specifications
| Length | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 2.0 inches | 8 per pack |
| 2.8 inches | 8 per pack |
| 3.5 inches | 6 per pack |
| 4.2 inches | 4 per pack |
| 5.0 inches | 3 per pack |
| 6.5 inches | 2 per pack |
| 9.0 inches | 1 per pack |
Panorama
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including Lead, and Dioctyl Adipate, 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.
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The Panorama pairs realistic baitfish detail with a flexible body that bends through turns and carries movement into the tail. Swimming, lifting, and changes in direction create fluid, full-body action. Seven sizes from 2.0 to 9.0 inches let you match small forage for crappie and finesse bass fishing or step up to larger profiles for predators feeding on bigger baitfish.
01 Movement Through the Whole Bait
The Panorama’s action extends through its flexible body and into the tail. It bends through turns and responds to changes in direction, creating a flowing baitfish movement you can vary with your rig and retrieve.
Molded fins, scale texture, gill detail, and realistic eyes complete the forage profile. Swim it steadily for a controlled presentation, or introduce small lifts and pauses to change how the body moves.
02 Rig for the Fish in Front of You
Swim it through open water or present it beneath the boat. Match bait size to the forage and adjust head weight and retrieve speed to the depth fish are holding.
For forward-facing sonar (FFS) presentations, watch the bait’s position relative to crappie or bass and adjust its path as they move. Small rod inputs let you vary the body movement during the retrieve.
Use a smaller model for a compact baitfish presentation. Work a drop shot with light movements and pauses, or use a shakey head to lift and settle the bait around bottom structure.
Use an underspin to add flash or a suitable weedless keel-weighted setup around vegetation and cover. Match the hook to the bait size and adjust your weight and retrieve to control depth.
03 Choose Your Size
Match smaller forage when targeting crappie or bass feeding on small baitfish. These compact models suit appropriately sized jigheads, hover rigs, drop shots, and forward-facing sonar presentations.
Choose from these sizes for jigheads, underspins, and appropriately matched keel-weighted hooks. Select the profile that best matches the baitfish bass are feeding on.
Step up when predators are feeding on substantial baitfish or when you want a larger silhouette. Match your hook, weight, and tackle to the increased bait size.
04 Build Your Setup
Choose components that fit your selected Panorama size and rigging method. Rig the body straight and leave the flexible tail section free to move.
- Panorama Axle Jighead ↓
- Tusk MagGap Hook Series ↓
- “Pitch Black” Tungsten Flipping Weight ↓
- Pitch Flat Tungsten Flipping Weight ↓
- Divine Dropshot Weight ↓
- Masterclass Shakey Head ↓
- Keel Weighted Hook ↓
Select a product above to jump to Recommended Pairings below.
05 The Specifications
| Length | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 2.0 inches | 8 per pack |
| 2.8 inches | 8 per pack |
| 3.5 inches | 6 per pack |
| 4.2 inches | 4 per pack |
| 5.0 inches | 3 per pack |
| 6.5 inches | 2 per pack |
| 9.0 inches | 1 per pack |








































