Boss Shad Medium Trident

Boss Shad Medium Trident – 11" of Pure Predator Provocation

When the "Small" isn't enough to move the needle, step up to the Boss Shad Medium Trident. This isn't just a lure; it’s an 11-inch, 11-ounce statement of intent. Designed for big water, deep structure, and the kind of muskies that make your heart skip a beat, the Medium Trident provides the massive displacement and heavy-thumping vibration required to pull giants out of the abyss.

At 11 oz, this bait is a deep-water specialist. It maintains its tracking and action even in heavy current or at high speeds, while the triple-tail "Trident" design creates a chaotic, flickering silhouette that predators can track from a distance. Whether you're ripping it over deep weeds or working the breaklines, the Medium Trident is built to endure the most punishing strikes.

The Medium Trident Advantage:

• Maximum Displacement: The 11" profile mimics large forage like adult suckers, ciscoes, and whitefish.

• Rapid Descent: Weighted perfectly at 11 oz to reach deeper thermal layers where trophy fish often suspend.

• Triple-Tail Action: Three independent tail segments provide a swim signature unlike any other rubber bait on the market.

• Indestructible Build: "Musky Tough" rubber and premium hardware come standard to ensure your personal best stays pinned.

Stocked Colors for Every Condition:

• Pearly Gates: A stunning, iridescent white that excels in clear water and high-sun conditions.

• Sierra Mist: High-vis chartreuse meets a silver sparkle back for ultimate flash and pop.

• MOB Cisco: (Purple/Chartreuse) A high-contrast "shock" pattern that triggers aggressive strikes in stained water.

• Walleye: The gold standard for natural mimicry; perfect for clear to green-tinted water.

• Crappie: A textured, realistic speckled pattern that replicates one of a musky's favorite snacks.

• Christmas Ale: A deep, rich brown with multi-colored flake—deadly in tannin-stained or "brewed" water.

💡 Pro Tip from the Water:

Because the Medium Trident weighs 11 ounces, it excels at "Bottom Bouncing." If you are fishing deep rock piles or hard-bottom breaklines, let the bait sink until you feel it make contact. Give it a sharp, vertical rip to pop it 2–3 feet off the bottom, then let it "crash" back down on a semi-tight line. The heavy impact against the bottom creates a "puff" of silt and a loud thud that mimics a feeding or struggling bottom-dweller, often triggering an immediate reaction strike.