NetBaitBF Mag T-Mac 6.5in Key Lime Pie 16ct

The NetBait T-Mac is a 6.5-inch soft plastic worm built for bass anglers who want a bait that works equally well on a shaky head or fished weightless. Available in a 16-count pack, the Key Lime Pie color sits between a natural finesse choice and a high-visibility option—useful when you need to locate bass or fish stained water without committing to pure neon. Like other NetBait offerings, the T-Mac combines proven color selection with a built-in scent profile and a body design engineered to produce action and durability against short-striking or aggressive fish.

Whether you're targeting pressured bass on tournament waters or working shallow grass and structure on your home lake, the T-Mac's profile and composition handle repeated casts and missed strikes without tearing apart. The 6.5-inch size makes it versatile enough for both precision finesse scenarios (where a shaky head keeps the bait subtle and slow) and situations where a weightless presentation lets it fall naturally through the water column. Key Lime Pie's brightness cuts through murky conditions while maintaining appeal on clearer days—a practical choice for anglers who want one color to handle multiple scenarios.

Stock a 16-count pack in your tackle box for days when durability and consistent action matter more than trendy colors or oversized profiles. The T-Mac has proven itself across multiple fishing conditions and strike scenarios, making it a no-nonsense addition to any soft-bait rotation.

Key Features

• 6.5-inch soft plastic worm with built-in scent
• Durable body design to withstand aggressive or short-striking fish
• Effective on shaky head jigs or fished weightless
• 16-count per package
• Key Lime Pie color for visibility in varying water conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I fish the T-Mac on a shaky head?

Yes—the T-Mac is designed to produce effectively when rigged on a shaky head jig, making it a solid choice for finesse presentations on a vertical or slow-dragged retrieve.

What's the difference between shaky head and weightless presentations?

A shaky head jig keeps the bait tight to structure and lets you work it vertically or with small vibrating motions. Fished weightless, the T-Mac falls naturally and gives you more freedom to work it through open water or around sparse cover. Both approaches work with this bait.

How many worms are in a pack?

Each pack contains 16 T-Mac worms, giving you plenty of baits for a full fishing day or tournament round.

Is Key Lime Pie a bright color?

Key Lime Pie sits in the middle ground—it's visible enough to help you locate fish and work stained water, but it's also natural enough not to spook bass in clearer conditions, making it a practical all-around choice.