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Hand-Poured Stick Baits
Compare compact and longer stick-bait mixes, plus the slim Chub, by body shape and the hook position you intend to use.
Quads or Fivers?
Quads mixes 4- and 4.5-inch baits. Fivers mixes 5- and 5.5-inch baits. Both give you two lengths in one selected color, so choose the overall size range that suits your hook and presentation. The stated pack count covers the mix; an exact split between lengths is not specified.
Where the Chub fits
The 4-inch Chub has a slender, tapered straight body. It gives you a different outline for a light jig head, underspin, or weighted hook. Compare it by shape and fit rather than assuming it is interchangeable with a longer stick bait.
Hook position changes the choice
A wacky hook leaves both ends of a stick bait free. A Texas-rigged hook uses the length and body to tuck the point, while a Neko setup adds a nail weight. Check the particular bait and hook together; the product pages explain the useful options and trailer-fit limits.
