Howitzer

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Howitzer — Chaos in a Molded Bait Meet the Howitzer: a tiny terror designed to tickle a fish’s curiosity and make them act like they just discovered dessert. It’s for anglers who l ike their catches dramatic, their lures bizarre, and their stories slightly exaggerated. AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready, now with a stench that does half the convincing. Key Features & Design Curiosity-driven profile: Molded to mimic an unknown creature/bug falling and swimming through the water — basically “what is that?” in bait form. Chaos-inducing action: Design creates erratic movement and vibration that triggers bites from inquisitive fish. Signature scent: A pungent, highly attractive odor described as “absolute death” — for fish, that reads as dinner bell. Purpose-built: Made specifically to generate bites off curiosity rather than pure realism — ideal for fresh and saltwater anglers who like to experiment. Performance & Benefits The Howitzer doesn’t try to be a minnow. It’s an invitation to chaos: fish can’t figure out whether it’s snack, threat, or weird floating disco, and that confusion equals strikes. Use it when standard plastics go unnoticed — it excels around structure, in murky water, or when fish are picky and polite. Makes shy fish curious: When finesse fails, the Howitzer’s odd profile and scent get attention without you having to beg for a bite. Boosts follow-to-strike ratio: Erratic swimming and strong scent turn passive followers into committed chasers. Versatile rigging: Rig it weightless, on a drop shot, or use a jig head — the design holds action across presentations. Perfect for anglers who experiment: If you fish with a sense of humor and a hunger for results, this bait was made for you. Whether you fish for bass, walleye, or whatever aggressive opportunist lives in your local waters, the Howitzer is the oddball that turns stuck weekends into hero stories. Toss it in the bag, let the scent do the talking, and enjoy the show. Add to cart and give your tackle box a wild card — the fish won’t know what hit them. Show more