Big Bite Baits Flat Tube 4"

The Big Bite Baits Fletcher Shryock Flat Tube 4" puts a unique spin on the traditional tube bait, giving bass anglers a different profile and action for toug...

The Big Bite Baits Fletcher Shryock Flat Tube 4" puts a unique spin on the traditional tube bait, giving bass anglers a different profile and action for tough fishing conditions. Designed by professional angler and flipping and pitching specialist Fletcher Shryock, the Flat Tube is built for versatility whether you're targeting largemouth in shallow cover or smallmouth in deeper water.

The key is its innovative flat-sided body, which creates a natural gliding and drifting action as the bait falls through the strike zone. When worked along the bottom, the flattened profile allows the bait to dart aggressively from side to side, imitating fleeing or struggling prey and triggering reaction strikes.

For shallow-water fishing, the Flat Tube can be Texas-rigged and flipped or pitched around grass, docks, laydowns, brush, and other heavy cover. When fish move deeper, rig it traditionally on a tube jig head and work it along rock, points, ledges, and other bottom structure.

At 4 inches, the Flat Tube offers enough presence to attract quality bass while maintaining the familiar profile and versatility that have made tube baits a longtime favorite. Available in a variety of proven color patterns, it's a great choice when bass have seen countless traditional tubes and soft plastics.

Key Features

• 4-inch flat-sided tube bait
• 8 baits per pack
• Unique flattened profile
• Natural gliding and drifting action on the fall
• Darts side to side when hopped along the bottom
• Excellent for flipping and pitching
• Easily Texas-rigged for shallow cover
• Works with traditional tube jig heads for deeper water
• Effective for both largemouth and smallmouth bass
• Great around grass, docks, wood, rock, and other structure
• Designed to give pressured fish a different presentation

On the Water

Texas-rig the Fletcher Shryock Flat Tube and flip it into shallow cover, letting its flat body glide naturally as it falls. For deeper fish, pair it with a tube jig head and hop or drag it along the bottom to take advantage of its aggressive side-to-side darting action. It's an especially useful option when fishing pressure is high and bass aren't responding to traditional tube presentations.