My Wacky Bush Brings All the Bass to the Yard

This 1980s nostalgia may have gotten a little out of hand.

Master bait with the two hottest new fishing lures of 2025!

The best thing about fishing is all that “me time” that we get while we dip our lines. Trouble is, so much of the commercial bait that’s sold just isn’t … realistic … enough. Forget spinny spoons and shiny minnows; these days, it’s all about real bait that works. Get your fingers ready for that excellent fishy aroma with two new devices from Baits.com: The Wacky Bush and the Fuzzy Nut.

The Wacky Bush from Cuda Fishing isn’t exactly bait, per se. It’s an affordable and extremely durable fish attractant. It’s a habitat on demand. It’s not fancy – but it doesn’t need to be.

“The Cuda Wacky Bush is designed to be a long-lasting structure or habitat that doesn’t break the bank,” says Vincent Borges, GSM Fishing Brand Manager. “It allows for the creation of a secret honey hole on a favorite lake, or as an addition of habitat where it’s needed in private ponds. It’s made to attract baitfish and game fish, as well as help fry survive long enough to sustain the fishery for many years to come.”

The Wacky Bush includes 65’ of ½” tubing as well as a lid and base. Get yours today at Baits.com!

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Not a fan of “the bush”? Then might we recommend the Yamamoto Fuzzy Nut? It may be an odd-looking bait – but fish sure do love to open wide for it. The 1.5″ Fuzzy Nut is a dice-style bait that lives up to its Fuzzy name with threaded skirt material, providing a subtle secondary action that drives bass crazy.

“Most dice-style baits are cube-shaped,” explains Yamamoto pro Cody Meyer. “The Fuzzy Nut is actually a bit longer, so it looks more natural and provides numerous rigging options. You can completely hide a nail weight in this thing to add more glide, and it has the same salt content that the legendary Senko was built on.”

Coming 6 per pack, which is pretty impressive even for a teenager, the Fuzzy Nut is available in 10 winning colors and can be found at Baits.com or your favorite fishing retailer.