Bombshell Turtle Lure

Bombshell Turtle

The Bombshell® Turtle fishing lure has a unique shape that is irresistible to fish. Why a turtle fishing lure? Throughout the history of evolution bass and even saltwater species have instinctively attacked juvenile turtles in the wild. Gamefish despise egg-raiding turtles, attacking them aggressively year-round.

Your missing link to more & bigger fish!™

Aggressiveness by bass toward juvenile turtles has been well documented for more than 35 years in films featuring largemouth bass behavior – bringing many to ask, what took so long to make the lure?

I Love to Strike Destroy & Devour TURTLES - Mr. Bass. Your mind might say NO - Bass DNA says YES. For more than 35 years underwater documentaries have proven that bass aggressively attack egg-robbing turtles during the bedding season. Now both fresh and saltwater catches worldwide on the Bombshell Turtle lure PROVE gamefish of all kinds naturally strike turtles year-around!

 

Simply put – this new lure shape fills a missing link in the standard soft-plastic lure offering. 95% of the hits on this Bombshell Lure is on the drop, so a tantalizing slow descent with its automatic leg action will draw more strikes. It can be rigged like many other soft plastic lures, “pop” the lure for multiple descents during the retrieve near underwater structure to lure big fish out of cover – let the lure do the work, pop and retrieve it s-l-o-w.

There is simply nothing like the Bombshell Turtle lure and it will prove to be your missing link to more and bigger fish.

Bombshell Weighted Hook for Turtle Lure

Bombshell Finesse
Weighted Hook
Perfect for the turtle lure!
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How to Rig the Bombshell Turtle

RIGGING OPTION: Bombshell Weighted Hook OR 1/16 – 1/8-oz. bullet-style weight pegged to the head and 3/0 worm hook Texas-rigged up into the hook pocket.

 

Bombshell Turtle Features

 

Bombshell Turtle Pack

 Bombshell Turtle is made in the USA

 

The Bombshell Turtle lure is available in 3-inch size, 6-count packs, in 8 color selections: Black/Silver, Black/Red, Juvenile Green, Cooter, June Bug, Slider, Snapper and Softshell.

Bombshell Turtle Colors

Bombshell Turtle Product Flyer (4.8 mb PDF Download)
Bombshell Turtle In The News

Bombshell Item numbers and UPC listing

Also Visit: BombshellLures.com

Where to BuyCastalia Outdoors Dealer Locator

Ask your local tackle dealer for the new Bombshell Turtle lure.

Must-watch videos and big bass feeding behavior . . .

 

www.kayakfishinggear.com • www.kayakbassfishing.com

Visit other blogs on the Bombshell Turtle:

A Skeptic’s View of New Lure • FishBuzz TV • Field & Stream – The Honest Angler • The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide • Kayak Angler Online • Wisconsin Outdoors • Bass Resource • T Brinks Fishing • Great Lakes Scuttlebutt • Bassmaster ICAST Slideshow • Illinois Outdoors • World Fishing Network • Ohio Game Fishing • Texas Fishing Forum • YakAngler • ManVersusFish • HotSpotOutdoors • BassCombs

Bombshell Turtle Window or boat decal

3.5″ Bombshell Turtle window/boat decal – green on clear stock

Bombshell® is a registered trademark of Castalia Outdoors, Inc.
©2011 – Castalia Outdoors, Inc. – All Rights Reserved.

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  1. bombshell turtle smallmouth bass catch
    Im a big smallmouth fisherman…and i must say…the second the turtle hits the water. its one of my favorite lures now and if the fishing is slow…they ALWAYS hit this thing.

    Thanks guys!!

    Max
    Mason City, IA

  5. smallmouth caught on Bombshell Turtle by Jim Tostrud Pike caught on Bombshell Turtle by Steve Johnson Pike caught on Bombshell Turtle by Steve Johnson
    Smallmouth caught on Bombshell Turtle by Steve Johnson Smallmouth bass caught on Bombshell Turtle by Steve Johnson

    Smallies and Pike on Turtle Lake with Steve Johnson and Jim Tostrud.

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  10. Mahi-mahi found to have eaten at least 18 small juvenile turtles
    Reports from all over the world have come in on gamefish (both fresh and saltwater). They were found to have made juvenile turtles a major part of their diet. Nothing better illustrates this than this mahi-mahi with at least 18 small turtles ingested.

  11. We started using these baits here in Michigan as soon as we received our first pack in July. Wow!!! Great Lakes bass had never seen anything like this! Smallmouth bass in Lake St Clair were all over them.
    Largemouth bass on the inland lakes couldn’t resist the slow taunting twitch of four turtle legs floating past them. Why didn’t anybody think of this lure before now!!!

  15. bombshell turtle catch
    Caught several this size on the blue bombshell turtle, had one break off in the ten plus range. Could not turn the fish in the cover that I was fishing. Did get to see the fish. The bombshell works! Thanks for the advance shipment. I can’t wait until next weeks tournament.

    UPDATE: 3rd place finish this weekend. I was able to get three of my five fish on the turtle (Junebug). Not bad considering I lost 2nd due to a dead fish penalty and was only .25 pounds from the 1st place spot. Bad thing is when you are on fish everyone ends up on top of you fishing.

    Next month, Lake Yale in Lake County. Should be another good turtle bite in deep water brush piles.
    — Jeff Duncan

  16. bombshell turtle catch
    Well I got the Turtle lure bombshellturtle.com after seeing the discussion all I can say is this lure works caught 10 this morning 1 Smallmouth and 9 largemouth all decent size River Hog

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  19. Well, they say a picture is worth a thousand words, so take a look at this:

    Turtle in Bass Turtle in Bass

    and here’s the story:
    The bass Louie’s holding slammed his Pop R. After the battle, and the fish was landed, we were taking the pic & Louie noticed something moving in the Bass’s throat. This Mud turtle actually crawled out of the fish’s stomach. The fish swallowed it again and it came crawling back out again. That’s when we decided to take the needlenosed pliers and help the little guy out. We pulled him to safety. Both bass and turtle were released unharmed. There’s the proof & we can’t wait to get our hands on some of those Bombshells and head to the river.