Big Guy Baits Slim Bush #7 Colorado Musky Bucktail

All-Day Comfort, Big-Time Thump: Big Guy Baits Slim Bush #7 Colorado Bucktail

When you want the heavy-hitting vibration of a premium musky lure without the physical toll of throwing giant hardware, the Big Guy Baits Slim Bush #7 Colorado steps up to the plate. Built as a streamlined, highly castable version of the legendary Ambush series, this bucktail weighs in at a perfectly balanced 2.3 oz (featuring 3/4 oz of internal weighting). It is engineered to give you maximum underwater thump while remaining a breeze to cast from sunrise to sunset.

Crafted with a rigid .051 wire shaft and a heavy-duty number 8 clevis, the Slim Bush is meticulously tuned so that every component works in harmony to produce a deep, low-frequency resonance you can actually hear through your rod blank.

Why the Slim Bush Packs a Major Punch:

• Deep-Thumping #7 Colorado Blade: The rounded Colorado blade design grabs a massive amount of water, producing an intense, high-vibration signature that alerts a musky's lateral line even in stained or turbulent water.

• Elongated 8" Skirt Profile: Despite its compact and effortless castability, the bait maintains a large, predatory profile underwater thanks to a full, undulating 8-inch skirt that breathes and pulses on the retrieve.

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built around tough .051 wire and armed with an ultra-sharp 5/0 VMC treble hook. The hook is secured with extra-thick shrink tubing to eliminate fouling and ensure rock-solid hooksets when a monster strikes.

The Slim Bush is the ultimate compromise for the serious angler—offering the acoustic presence of a heavyweight bucktail in a sleek, compact body that won't wear you out.

💡 Pro Tip:

The combination of a heavy #7 Colorado blade and a lighter 2.3 oz total weight makes the Slim Bush absolutely lethal for "slow-rolling" through deep weed edges or over submerged rock piles. Drop your rod tip and reel just fast enough to keep the blade thumping. Because the blade acts like a tiny parachute, you can crawl this bait at incredibly slow speeds without it sinking into the snags, giving lethargic or pressured muskies plenty of time to track and inhale it.