"Gitem Pro Series"
"HOT NEW BAIT !"
The "GITEM DROP"
This Lil Dude has already started a rush for those that go to the depths on the reservoirs of North America ! It's looks alone tell the story of this tantilizing Bass morsil. It has a 2 inch body and 2 inch tail with an overall length of 4 inches. The body is more flat than round. The Picture shows the body width and it is 1/4 as thick as it is wide. When you combine the Devil's tip tail with the Gitem Formula there is not another bait that can dance it's way to their mouth as good on a Drop Shot Rig. Drop Shotting is truly a style that can make believers in the Gitem Formula. This style fishing usually has the anglers baits positioned in the strike zone for long periods of time which is the optimal way for the Bass to lock in on the Gitem Formula.
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"Gitem AKA" - There are several things that make this 6.5" bait awesome. First it has a super soft ribbed body. When you pitch it to your target and let it settle, it will release trapped air bubbles when you begin to move the bait much like live prey. In addition the curly tail has been made thicker than most baits and moves more water when swimming the worm.
"Gitem Bug" - This is the next generation of tiny flip craws(3"). The body design gives it a little more push on the water and creates more air bubbles when it punches through a mat. The size of the body accomidates a 5/0 hook and at the head where the hook point gets buried, the plastic is not as thick, allowing an increased hook up ratio. This is the "Pro's Number One Choice" for the thick stuff using a 1.5 ounce weight. You can reduce the amount of weight depending on the vegetation down to 1/8 ounce. It also fishes real well on jigs to help bulk up or can be used alone on a stand up jig head. You can get extra life like action out of the pinchers by pulling the legs free at the joint closest to the nose of the bait. On a stand up jig head the pinchers move in a natural defensive posture by doing this.
"Gitem Warlock" - This is a 6.5" straight worm that has a pattern of rings on each end coming from opposite directions toward the egg sack. You can rig this worm every way imaginable. When rigged Texas style or on a jighead the leading pattern of rings creates less push than the back set of rings going in the opposite direction causing more action in the tail than other straight worms. When rigged wacky style the ring patterns create maximum push on each side of the egg sack. It is also great bait fished on a Carolina rig and Drop Shot Rig. The shakey head rigs work great as well. In moderate cover it can be pitched with up to 1/2 ounce weight for another out of the box method of using this type of worm.
"Gitem Sugar" - This 4" triple flapper creature bait puts out all kinds of turbulence that is like ringing the dinner bell for Bass. Flip Pitch or Swim your way to the scales with this one.
"Gitem KO" - One of the hottest style 5" baits being sold today and what makes this Bad Boy special is we have the perfect amount of salty minerals to maximize the quiver the bait has on each end as it falls. This bait can truly give your competition the "KNOCK OUT" punch and put you over the top.
"Gitem Toad" - This streamline buzz frog has proven itself in the field and it has had unmatchable hook-set results. It's body design weight distribution make it a more castable toad so it can be placed more accurately. You can cast into the thickest cover with confidence that it will run true without rolling over and with all the rooster tail action to draw violent strikes. When retrieving it the perfect speed leaves a trail of bubbles from the bubble rings designed in the legs.When fishing scattered submerged clumps you can let it sink into pockets and let it's slow spiral swimming action draw the strikes when the fish aren't as aggressive. It can be rigged exposed hook or buried point.
Below are some pictures that show how you can rig the Gitem Toad with an exposed hook and hardly ever catch a snag. The hook used in the picture is an Owner 5/0 Offset Wide Gap Heavy Wire Worm Hook. They can be purchased at all of our Dealers Posted on this site. The first picture shows you the approximate place you want to bring the hook back out of the bait just above the hook shank groove of the bait. The second picture shows how the hook is positioned between the legs of the Gitem Toad after you bury the eye and spin the point up. The V wedge will ride up when buzzing.
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"Gitem Classic Series"
"Gitem Shad" - On the fly or let it die this bait is a must on any lake any day. Depending on how you place the hook through the bait you can make it dive or skip or somewhere in between. Regardless of how you fish it, "It Works". The mineral content in the Gitem formula makes this popular style bait have a different fall rate than others similar on the market which maximizes the action while sinking.
"Lil Flapper" - This is a 5" flat tail worm and is one of the most versatile worms you can fish. It's small size make it a great flipping bait. It is also very effective when pitching it on a Texas rig or Florida rig. You can cut the tail backward and swim it fast or just leave it flat to flap erratically.
"Big Flapper" - This 8" magnum version of the Lil Flapper is great when the fish want a bulkier worm that moves a lot of water. Don't let it scare you because it generates violent strikes from Bass.
"Curly 7" - This 7" ribbon tail worm is designed to give enticing action when moved. There are days when this is all you need to load up.
"Curly 10" - Here is a 10" ribbon tail worm that flat catches fish. What makes it different than other 10" baits is the tail is thicker which creates a lot more push in the water when the tail flutters. It is a favorite for Elite Series Pro Bryan Hudgins.
"Gitem Hook Tail" - This 6" worm is like what I fished with as a kid on a no name rig we now call a drop shot rig.
Gitem Twin Liz - Cast it texas style or drag it on a Carolina Rig or even swim it over grass this 6" twin tail lizzard is going to get you the bite you have been looking for.
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