Big Curly Tail Grubs – 7", 9" & 12" Saltwater Grubs
Big Curly Tail Grubs for Saltwater and Big Freshwater Fish
Our big curly tail grubs are hand-poured soft plastics made for big fish. Available in 7", 9" and 12" lengths, the long curly tail kicks and flutters on the slowest retrieve, drop or hop, drawing strikes from lingcod, grouper, snook, redfish, speckled trout, striper, flounder, halibut, rockfish and big bass. Choose your body color and tail color, including 2-tone laminates and glow colors that shine in deep, dark or dirty water. Poured by our family right here in the USA.
Why Anglers Pick Our Big Curly Tail Grubs
- Big profile, big fish: 7", 9" and 12" grubs match the size of the bait that big predators eat.
- Constant tail action: the curly tail swims on the fall, on a slow roll and when jigged off the bottom.
- Pick your body and tail color: go solid, or mix a body and tail color for a 2-tone laminate.
- Glow colors: Green, White, Pink, Mustard Yellow, Orange and Chartreuse Glow for deep water, night fishing and stained water.
- Hand-poured in the USA: poured in small batches by our family.
Big Curly Tail Grub Specs
- Style: Soft plastic curly tail grub
- Sizes and packs: 7" (4 per pack), 9" (3 per pack), 12" (1 per pack)
- Colors (body and tail): Red, White, Chartreuse, Green Glow, White Glow, Pink Glow, Mustard Yellow Glow, Orange Glow, Chartreuse Glow
- Material: Soft plastic, hand-poured
- Made in the USA by Hunting and Fishing Depot
How to Rig and Fish Them
Thread a big curly tail grub on a jig head and bounce it along the bottom for lingcod, grouper and rockfish, slow-roll it along docks, mangroves and jetties for snook and redfish, or swim it over grass flats for speckled trout and flounder. The 7" and 9" grubs pair well with our Brute Ball heavy-duty jig heads and the rest of our saltwater jig heads; the 12" grub fits big heavy jig heads for deep water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fish can I catch on a big curly tail grub?
Lingcod, grouper, snook, redfish, speckled trout, striper, flounder, halibut, rockfish and big bass.
Which size should I use?
Use 7" for inshore fish like redfish, trout, snook and flounder; 9" for bigger snook, striper and nearshore fish; and 12" for lingcod, grouper and other big bottom fish.
Do the glow colors really glow?
Yes. Charge them with a light and they glow in deep, dark or murky water.
Get your big curly tail grubs today and give big fish something worth eating.