4.5" Bully Grass Devil

I will keep buying these great baits

By far one of the best Power Team Lure creature bait other than the gator lizard! I was comfortable with the gator lizard and food Chain tubes until I've seen a few videos of big bass being caught by the Bully Grass Devil and decided to give them a try!! Boy was I impress! Flips really well, use it like a frog on lilly's, and boy does it catch bass!!! So far the only color I've used was the delta destroyer but I'm sure you'll find many choices of colors for the types of lake you're in. Another good find for my aresenal!

I just received the Bully and went out in 54 degree water to test it. First trip, first time using it and caught two largemouths. No size but hey, wait until the fish get into the spawn period. i know I am anxious.....Tight Lines.....

I recently stocked up on a new color: Delta Destroyer in the Bullygrass Devil so that I would have more in different color. From my experience so far using this bait, they are deadly on bass.

Here is a bait you can flip into the jungle and not worry about sliding down your hook and catch multiple fish on. If you want to fill live wells with quality fish try the devil out you wont regret it.

The bully grass devil has to be the best bait I've ever used for fishing heavily weeded areas goes through the thickest grass with ease great for shoreline brush areas , the first time I used this bait was at a tournament very poor conditions but they put me on fish .. Very durable and boyant I was amazed how durable they are ,and the complete line of baits is the same

Put this lure to the test flipping heavy lilly pads ! It's slender body slides between the lillys so easy yet the arms undulated so w undulated elk the bass couldn't resist it!!!

My first trip to the south end of Lake Champlain in the Ticonderoga area and I knew what I had to have in my boat for flipping outside grass lines and punching mats. This bully grass devil is the real deal. Its tough and durable yet compact enough to get into tight spots and can really punch through the thick stuff.

I kept it real simple for color selection. Green pumpkin got the nod most of the time, when it was high skies and sunny the green pumpkin with watermelon red did the trick a little better. Champlain can dirty up in a hurry especially if coming from the north, it will mess that southern end up in a hurry. When that happens I switch it to black and blue swirl and they chomp it.

For flipping the outside grass I used a 3/4 oz sinker and a 4/0 hook and for punching I beefed up to either a 1 oz or 1.5 oz depending on the slop and a 5/0 hook and it was lights out on those green fish.

Recently received the Bully Grass Devil plastics I ordered. First thing I noticed, and the most important thing to me, is the plastic was super tough. Just like the 3.5" Craw D'oevre. Tough plastic means harder for the fish to tear it up. And team it with the soft bait glue you offer, you've got a super durable plastic that will last a lot longer than conventional plastics on the market. Glad I found PTL.