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Soft Baits

Soft plastic lures are one of the most timeless baits in any angler’s tackle box, from realistic presentations to irresistible action, soft plastic baits are a top notch bait for almost any species. At Fin Feather Fur we offer hundreds of options of soft plastic worms, grubs, craws, and creatures to help you land that personal best.

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  • Reaction Innovations Smallie/Sweet Beaver

    REACTION INNOVATION

    Reaction Innovations Smallie/Sweet Beaver

    $4.69 - $5.49

    Reaction Innovations' soft plastic baits have taken the bass fishing market by storm, and the Reaction Innovations Smallie/Sweet Beaver is one of their most popular offerings. This innovative lure features a unique two-tone pattern that creates a lot of...

  • Gulp Alive Waxies

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    Gulp Alive Waxies

    $5.99

    The Gulp Alive Waxies are a game-changer for anglers looking to simplify their fishing experience. These artificial baits offer a convenient alternative to live bait, eliminating the hassle of maintaining and storing live bait. By soaking the Waxies in a...

  • Strike King Joker

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    Strike King Joker

    $1.00 - $2.99

    The Strike King Joker is a versatile and effective lure designed to entice crappie in various fishing conditions. Its robust body and three vibrating tails create a dynamic movement that drives crappie wild. This lure can be used for vertical, casting,...

  • Yum Dinger

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    Yum Dinger

    $3.29

    The Yum Dinger is a versatile soft plastic bait designed for various fishing techniques, including Texas rigging, wacky style, and pitching into heavy cover. Its subtle life-like action makes it appealing to even the most pressured fish. The unique hook...

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Types of Soft Plastic Lures

Since soft plastic baits and lures are designed to mimic real prey and live bait that fish are eating, there is a massive selection of soft plastic baits on the market. At Fin Feather Fur Outfitters our store has over six hundred different soft plastic lures to choose from! Don’t let that intimidate you as we can filter them down and help you find the perfect soft plastic for your fishing trip. Some of the most common soft plastics are:

  • Senkos
  • Flukes
  • Craws
  • Grubs
  • Creatures
  • Worms
  • Toads
  • Swimbaits
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There are plenty of other options like soft plastic trailers, tube baits, lizards, leeches, and when it comes to the creature baits those can get really crazy and creative with what you are throwing. They even have the balls with all the tentacle danglers hanging off that you can wacky rig for bass, there are literally endless options of soft plastic baits beacuse you can even design and pour your own soft plastic baits if you are a seriously hardcore angler.

What Soft Plastics To Use By Species

Now, I am more of a hardbait angler myself, but I have my fair share of experience with soft plastics as well. With over two decades of fishing experience I know that using soft plastic baits opens you up to the world of multi species angling. There is essentially a soft plastic bait that works for all species of freshwater fish from micro soft plastic crickets for bluegill and panfish, all the way up to big swimbaits for huge pike and muskie (my favorite kind of fishing). Let's breakdown each of the main types of soft plastics and what is the best species to target for each. For me, I do enjoy thorwing large paddletail swimbaits in clear water to catch northern pike in the Georgian bay. I also have had a lot of success rigging up grubs for Walleye in Lake Erie when I fish out of Cleveland, and finally one of my favorite things to do is fish fun creature baits or small soft plastic insects in creeks around the Cleveland metro parks for bluegill, small bass, and sometimes even micro species like goby or creek chub a true multi species soft plastic.

Type of Soft Plastic Species to Catch Based on Soft Plastics Our Top Pick of That Soft Plastic
Senkos Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass Yamamoto 5" Senko Worm
Flukes Bass, Striped Bass, Redfish Zoom Super Fluke
Craws Bass, Catfish, Smallmouth Bass Strike King Rage Craw
Grubs Crappie, Walleye, Bass, Panfish Berkley Power Grub
Creatures Largemouth Bass, Pike, Musky Googan Baits Bandito Bug
Worms Bass, Walleye, Panfish Zoom Trick Worm
Toads Largemouth Bass, Pike Strike King Rage Toad
Swimbaits Bass, Walleye, Trout, Redfish Keitech Fat Swing Impact

Popular Soft Plastic Lure Rigs :

There are several popular soft plastic bait setups that anglers everywhere take advantage of. One of the most common is the classic Texas Rig. A couple other popular options are the Carolina Rig, and Drop Shot setup. Let’s break down what soft plastics work for these set ups and when you should use them.

  • Texas Rig :

    The Texas Rig is used with soft plastic lures, a bullet weight, an offset worm hook, rigged in a way that makes it weedless. Thread the hook point through the top of the soft plastic bait, push the hook out the side of the bait, and slide the bait up the hook shank onto the bend in the hook just below the eye. You can push the tip of the hook into the back of the bait to make it weedless. The Texas Rig pairs very well with soft plastic worms, craws, and creature baits. It is typically jigged along the bottom to get a bottom feeding bite. Read the full Bass Resource article on Texas Rig Fishing.

  • Carolina Rig :

    The Carolina Rig is a bit more complicated. Consisting of a weight (bullet weight or egg sinker), an optional bead, a swivel, a leader line, hook, and the soft plastic bait of your choosing. Cast out your Carolina rig and let it hit the bottom; you can slowly drag the weight across the bottom. With the soft plastic trailing behind the weight, creating a natural presentation for the fish. The Carolina Rig pairs very well with soft plastic lures like worms, lizards, and crawfish.

  • Drop Shot :

    A drop shot rig is where a hook and bait are positioned above a weight on a leader, allowing the soft plastic bait to hover off the bottom creating a natural swimming presentation which is very effective in clear and deep water. The best soft plastic lures for a drop shot are typically worms, grubs, and minnow or bait fish plastics. Check out Wired2Fish post on Drop Shot Fishing.

Benefits of Using Soft Plastic Baits

The most obvious advantage of using soft plastic lures is the realistic presentation and movement they provide when tempting that fish to take a bite. With soft plastics being such a versatile bait, it allows anglers to adjust size, color, presentation, and type of plastic bait entirely until they are dialed in on what the fish are biting. Being able to accurately “match the hatch” or present a soft plastic lure that resembles what is actually living in the water and the fish are feeding on can significantly improve catch rate for anglers. The biggest advantages or benefits of soft plastic lures are:

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  • Versatility
  • Cost-Effectiveness
  • Scented
  • Rigging Flexibility
  • Weedless
  • Realistic Action

Most Popular Soft Plastic Bait Brands :

With thousands of soft plastics on the market, there are a couple of brands that have made a name for themselves and stand out among the rest.

Soft Plastic Lures For Sale

When it comes to buying soft plastic lures for sale online, you can’t beat Fin Feather Fur Outfitters. Trusted by anglers everywhere we offer some of the top brands and variety of soft plastic baits. With creature baits, finesse worms, tiny jigging grubs, even large soft plastic swimbaits, we have whatever soft plastics you need to catch your next pb.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Soft Plastic Baits :

What are soft plastic lures good for?

Since soft plastic lures come in such a wide range of sizes, colors, and creatures they can target just about any species out there. Additionally, if you want to fish a natural or realistic look, their soft bodies allow them to swim much more naturally than a hard bait.

How To Rig Soft Plastic Lures

There are thousands of different types of soft plastic baits, with them come a variety of ways to rig them. Some of the most popular are Texas Rig, Carolina Rig, Jigging, Wacky Rigs, and more. Check out the Bass Dozer guide to modern rigs for soft plastics.

What fish like soft lures?

With soft plastic lures being so natural looking and accurately mimicking natural prey, almost all freshwater fish will eat them. Most commonly anglers will use them for bass, walleye, crappie, trout, and even use larger soft swim baits for pike.

Ask Our Expert Soft Plastic Lure Team

At Fin Feather Fur Outfitters we have an expert fishing team ready to answer your questions about soft plastic baits and lures and will happily help you find out what plastics you need in your tackle box for your next outing. We love opening a bag of fresh soft plastics and feeling the salty grain of senkos in your hand as much as you, and nothing beats perfectly rigging your texas rig the first time so let us help you pick our your soft plastic baits for your next outing.

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