🟣 Copper Head Shad– 5” • 7/8 oz

Copper Head Shad brings a high‑contrast, multi‑layered finish designed to fire up predators in clear, stained, and mixed‑light conditions. The lure starts with a yellow and violet undercoat, giving the body a natural two‑tone glow that shifts as it moves. A red fluorescent underbelly pulses under sunlight or UV, creating a hot strike cue that fish can see from distance.

The face carries a silver flash panel, throwing sharp reflections on every twitch. Up top, a faded gold foil flake runs from head to tail — darker and richer at the front — giving the lure a metallic shimmer that mimics wounded baitfish. Finished with a shad dot and red gill line, Copper Head delivers a clean, aggressive forage profile.

Equipped with a KVD Mustad front hook and a high‑carbon feather‑dressed tail hook, this bait is tuned for maximum hookup and realism.

⭐ Key Points

• 5" 7/8 oz — ideal size for long casts and precise walking action

• Yellow + violet undercoat creates a natural, shifting glow underwater

• Red fluorescent belly boosts visibility and trigger's reaction strikes

• Silver flash face throws sharp reflections to mimic fleeing bait

• Gold foil flake top with darker head shading for a realistic silhouette

• Shad dot + red gill line complete the forage profile

• KVD Mustad hook + high‑carbon feather hook for premium hookup performance

• Balanced body keeps the lure walking clean and stable

🎣 Why It Catches Fish

Copper Head works because it mixes contrast, flash, and fluorescence — the three biggest strike triggers.

The yellow/violet undercoat gives the lure a natural baitfish glow, while the red fluorescent belly acts like a heartbeat in the water, drawing predators in. The silver flash face throws bright, directional reflections that mimic a panicked baitfish turning. The gold foil top adds subtle shimmer, especially in sun or stained water.

The darker head shading and red gill line give fish a clear target, improving hookup ratios. Combined with the feathered tail hook, the lure maintains movement even when paused — perfect for walk‑the‑dog strikes.

It glows, it flashes, it contrasts — and predators can’t ignore it.