The Livingston Menace Swimbait is built for the moments when pike and musky follow but wont commit, giving you a compact profile with a hard-edged attitude. Designed by Steven Paul, it pairs an aggressive trident-style tail with a radically soft body to turn short looks into real eats.
Work the Livingston Menace Swimbait with a pull-pause jerkbait cadence for erratic, strike-inducing changes of direction, or fish it like a popping tube by bouncing it off structure and through ambush lanes. On the pause and on the fall, the rounded belly rocks and wobbles like a stunned baitfish, and the fast, vertical sink makes it a natural fit for forward-facing sonar when fish are tracking from below.
What Sets It Apart
- Calls fish from farther out, thanks to Livingstons EBS sound technology that adds a baitfish audio signature to the presentation.
- Triggers reaction bites on the stall, thanks to a rounded belly that produces a rocking wobble during the pause and fall.
- Stays effective in tight cover and ambush zones, thanks to a soft-body build that can be worked like a popping tube along structure.
- Keeps you in the strike window with forward-facing sonar, thanks to a fast, vertical fall that fish can track and pin.
- Handles violent strikes with confidence, thanks to the Livingston Menace Swimbait being rigged with 3X-strong hardware and heavy-duty hooks.
Technical Specifications
- Action: Sinking
- Depth: Sinking
- Weight: 4.50 oz / 127.57 g (4.50 oz)
- Length: 8.07″ / 20.50 cm (8.07in)
- Features: EBS Smart Chip
- Hooks: 3X Strong, Mustad BZ 3/O X3
