Smithwick Devil Horse 3/8 Silver Shiner

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UPC:
049575100135
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The Smithwick Devil Horse 3/8 Silver Shiner is a topwater prop bait built for bass anglers who want a lure that does the work for you. This compact hard bait rides the surface with a distinctive slide-and-walk action that triggers strikes from largemouth bass holding in shallow water. The silver shiner finish catches light and mimics natural forage, making it effective whether you're targeting pre-spawn bass staging in the shallows or working any topwater bite when bass are holding tight to cover.

What makes the Devil Horse stand out is its simplicity and proven track record. You don't need a technical retrieve or pinpoint casting—a steady, deliberate pull across the surface creates that signature action that's fooled bass for decades. In the 3/8-ounce weight class, this lure excels in shallow water situations where heavier baits would spook fish or lack the finesse needed for tight cover like weeds, timber, and structure. It's equally at home during the spawn, but don't box it away after spring; whenever bass are fussy and hugging shallow cover, this bait earns its place in your tackle box.

If you're new to topwater fishing or simply want a reliable, no-fuss lure that covers shallow-water scenarios, the Devil Horse delivers. Pair it with a medium-action rod and you've got a system that lets the bait's natural action do most of the talking.

Key Features

  • Topwater prop bait with proven slide-and-walk surface action
  • 3/8-ounce weight optimized for shallow-water presentations
  • Silver shiner finish for natural forage imitation
  • Hard bait construction for durability and consistent performance
  • Compact profile ideal for fishing tight cover and shallow structure

Specifications

Weight3/8 oz
TypeTopwater Prop Bait
FinishSilver Shiner
ConstructionHard Bait
BrandSmithwick Baits

Frequently Asked Questions

What bass fishing situations is the Devil Horse 3/8 best for?

This lure excels in shallow water, especially during pre-spawn when bass are staging in the shallows and around shallow cover like weeds and timber. It's also effective anytime bass are fussy and holding tight to shallow structure. Use it whenever you want a topwater option that doesn't require heavy presentation.

How do you fish a Smithwick Devil Horse?

Cast it out and retrieve with a steady, deliberate pull. The hard bait's design creates a natural slide-and-walk action on the surface without requiring an aggressive or technical technique—the lure does most of the work for you.

What rod and reel setup works with the 3/8-ounce Devil Horse?

A medium-action rod pairs well with this weight class and allows you to work the lure effectively through shallow water without over-powering the presentation.