I generally use the Hot Blue Shad color when snook fishing but there are days when the fish seem to prefer this red-headed version. It's an amazing lure for snook, jacks, redfish, and spotted trout (weakfish). They can't resist the twitching action, and the lure runs shallow enough to use in 2' or so of water. The Storm Twitch Sticks have quickly become my favorites lures for salt-water fishing. I'll try them soon for bass in a North Carolina lake.

The snook, jacks, and small tarpon eat it up. I normally use the same lure in 3 1/4 oz size with fantastic results but when casting against an incoming breeze I switch to this slightly heavier version. The snook and redfish seem to prefer the lighter lure, probably because it's closer to the size baitfish currently in the harbor. I've yet to try this earlier in the year when the baitfish are larger -- closer to the size of this lure.

Snook go crazy for this little lure. My grandson and I caught over 30 in less than three hours of fishing. The couple living next door to us caught over 50 snook plus four small (4-5') tarpon on the same lure in a single afternoon. It beat the tar out of everything else we tried. We all used a medium to medium-fast retrieve with a lot of jerking to make it twitch around. Also caught jacks and a couple redfish on it.

lifelike action, and sharp hooks and good quality split rings, very good for heavy cover