Larva is an imitation of dragonfly larvae which has proven to work for all seasons. If you are confused with classification of this lure, we believe that it relates to soft plastic creature baits. So, as you may know,dragonfly larvae are the favorite food of both predatory and non-predatory fish. This insect lives in all kinds of ponds, lakes, and rivers, dwelling in the lakebed within the weeds. It is relatively slow and as a result, becomes an easy target for anything that can swallow it.

Larva Benefits:

• Fanatik’s unique design and development
• The best catchability you have ever seen among not just soft plastic creature lures but even shads and worms
• Catches fish even where there is no bite at all
• Suitable for all kinds of rigs (Texas, Carolina, Jig Head, Drop Shot, etc) and hooks
• High durability due to circular ribbing
• Enhanced with Fanatik’s Secret Ingredient
• Affordableprice

At Fanatik, we believe that just mimicking with soft plastic fishing baits is not enough to guarantee performance and results: our baits must be specially designed with consideration to all aspects of a fishs perception. Thus, the Larva was born: it sports a realistic head and chest with thin legs, and a flat tail covered with circular ribbing.

Larva Features:

• Moving legs provide amazing action so even the most passive fish bites
• Special design of the tail provides durability and ability to use scents and attractants
• High use of salt for “realistic bite” feel
• Catches all kinds of fish starting with bass, and ending with salt water fish like peacock grouper

This design of soft plastic creature baits provides a delicate imitation of the larvas texture when fish bite the and feels the bait. Ribbing offers a greater surface area which interacts with the fishs taste receptors, and along with Fanatiks natural formula extract, one bite is all it takes for the fish to get hooked. The result is a soft plastic creaturelurethat works in any situation when everythingfails.

Used For:

• All kinds of bass (largemouth, smallmouth, spotted, peacock)
• Active and passive walleye and zander
• Passive pike and musky
• Trout and salmon
• Perch and other panfish