Z-Man Hula StickZ 4" Finesse Bait 6-Pack

Z-Man Hula StickZ 4-Inch Finesse Bait

The Z-Man Hula StickZ combines a slender 4-inch stickbait body with four tentacles for a finesse presentation with subtle movement. Buoyant, salt-impregnated ElaZtech helps the bait stand off the bottom on a suitable rig, leaving the tentacles free to respond to small rod-tip movements.

Fish it on a compatible Ned rig jighead, such as Finesse ShroomZ or NedlockZ, or Texas rig it with a light-wire EWG hook. Each pack contains six durable baits. Hooks and jigheads are sold separately.

Product Details

• Brand: Z-Man.
• Model: Hula StickZ.
• Style: Tentacled finesse stickbait.
• Length: 4 inches.
• Quantity: 6 baits per pack.
• Material: Buoyant, durable, salt-impregnated ElaZtech.
• Tail: Four tentacles.
• Rigging: Compatible Ned rig head or light-wire EWG hook for Texas rigging.
• Hooks and jigheads sold separately.
• Colors: Black/Blue Flake, Blue Claw, California Craw, Coppertreuse, Drews Craw, Gamechanger, Green Pumpkin, Junebug, Molting Craw, Mud Minnow, Pearl, Purple Rain, Smelt, The Deal, and Watermelon Red.

How to Fish It

For a Ned rig, thread the solid end straight onto a compatible jighead with a keeper suited to ElaZtech, leaving the tentacles clear. Let it settle, then use short drags and pauses. Try small shakes while keeping the head nearly in place to move the tentacles without pulling the bait far.

For a light Texas rig, choose an appropriately sized light-wire EWG hook and align the body straight. Position the point for the cover you are fishing while making sure it can clear the bait during the hookset. Add weight as needed for control and keep the complete rig within your rod's casting range.

Watch the line during falls and pauses. Recover slack and apply a controlled hookset suited to the hook arrangement. Check the bait's alignment after bites or contact with cover, and keep exposed hooks clear of snagging obstacles.

Storage and Care

Store Hula StickZ in their original packaging, separate from conventional soft plastics and incompatible tackle materials. Avoid excessive heat and prolonged contact with other lure materials. Keep the tentacles from being pinched in storage and inspect the hook, line, and bait before fishing again.