Irving, TX – Big things are always happening at GSM Fishing. New offerings from Big Bite Baits and Northland Tackle are just a few of the newest debuts for 2025 that are now in stock!
The Salt Sweeper Swing Head from Big Bite is built to pull in any inshore gamefish out there. Featuring a double-down screw lock bait keeper, the Salt Sweeper is especially killer on calico bass. The Salt Sweeper comes 2 per pack and is available in the following sizes: ⅜ oz-2/0, ½ oz-3/0, and ¾ oz-4/0. Get yours today at Baits.com.
The Tungsten Crappie Queen adds a little flash into the Northland Tackle panfish lineup. With a tungsten build that gets the bait down to fish in a hurry, the Crappie Queen is dressed in metallic angel hair tinsel, flashing as it dances in the strike zone. Coming 2 per pack, the Tungsten Crappie Queen can be found at Baits.com.
The Northland Twitchin’ Puppet features an over-molded resin body and tail that’s extremely durable. Incredibly lifelike, the Twitchin’ Puppet has a seductive darting and gliding action, as well as a variety of realistic colors that are guaranteed to match the hatch. Available at Baits.com.
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