South Alabama bass are used to seeing crawfish darting in and out of logjams and around any amount of rocks. This is not a weedline bait. In the farm ponds and smaller lakes, throw the 3 inch craw-worm on a slider head. For clearer water, throw the watermelon rose color. This color looks exactly like a summer pattern crawfish and will absolutely fool the most finnicky summertime bass.
Nothing blows harder than a Tsunami, and nothing causes fish to strike quite like a Tsunami.
Tsunami is a new lure imported from Japan that has made a huge splash on the Coosa, Warrior and Tennessee Rivers. Record tournament weights are coming in to the weigh-in scales for spots, largemouth and smallmouth from Pickwick To Jordan. Tsunami uses the most life-like coatings and paint on its lure bodies to reproduce or mimic shad and other baitfish. These lures positively have the same appearance in the water as a baitfish thanks to their holographic finish and amazingly realistic action. Three tournaments on Lay Lake in the past few months have been won on the Tsunami TS walking minnow.