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Lunker City Lures

Lunker City 12" Pre-Rigged Slug-Go Soft Plastic Stickbait – 2 Count Pack with Molded-In Tandem Hooks for Striped Bass & Saltwater Gamefish

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Ready to fish right out of the package! The Lunker City 12" Pre-Rigged Slug-Go takes the hassle out of custom tandem rigging for trophy predators. Molded directly onto a heavy-duty internal dacron rig with dual black nickel hooks, this giant 12-inch bait stays perfectly straight to deliver the legendary, unpredictable darting action that striped bass and saltwater gamefish can't resist.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Factory Molded Precision: Unlike hand-threaded baits that kink or tear, Lunker City molds the body directly around the tandem harness. This ensures a perfectly straight profile for flawless, erratic side-to-side darting action.

  • Heavy-Duty Tandem Rigging: Pre-rigged with strong, razor-sharp black nickel needle-point hooks (9/0 front hook and 7/0 rear hook) embedded on heavy dacron line to maximize hookups on short-striking trophy fish.

  • Massive 12-Inch Trophy Profile: At 12 inches and 3 oz per bait, it perfectly matches large natural forage like adult bunker (menhaden), sea herring, and eels.

  • Superior Durability: The internal molded harness prevents the lure from pulling out or sliding down during violent strikes, letting you fish longer without replacing baits.

  • Saltwater & Big Game Weapon: Built specifically for trophy Striped Bass, Cobia, Tarpon, Musky, Northern Pike, and giant Largemouth Bass.

Specifications

Feature Details
Brand Lunker City
Model Pre-Rigged / Tandem Rigged Slug-Go
Length 12 inches
Weight 3.0 oz per bait
Rigging Setup Molded Tandem Harness (9/0 Front Hook / 7/0 Back Hook)
Quantity 2 Pre-Rigged Baits per Pack
Target Species Striped Bass, Cobia, Tarpon, Musky, Northern Pike, Trophy Bass

Pro Tip for Anglers

Tie directly to the nose eyelet using a loop knot to maximize swimming motion. Work it with steady rod twitches followed by a brief pause on a semi-slack line—the bait will dart widely side-to-side and trigger aggressive strikes on the drop.

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