If you didn't know that the top bass fishing pros still win tournaments on the Devil's Horse, you might think it's just too 'dated' to work. That's simply not the case. Every year the classic lure makes an appearance or two at the weigh-in stage as the lure that won it. The propellers at the front and tail of the lure can be adjusted to throw more water and work more slowly in place, or bent back to provide a quicker, quieter retrieve. Awesome on largemouth and smallmouth alike, the Devil's Horse is simply one of those lures that will always catch fish.
- The Smithwick Devil’s Horse is legendary in certain regions of the country as the No. 1 topwater lure for giant prespawn largemouth
- It’s also an effective lure for smallmouth in clear streams any time of year
- Every year, the Devil’s Horse is credited on the weigh-in stage as the winning lure in multiple southern tournaments
- The propellers at the front and tail of the lure can be adjusted to throw more water and work slower, or bent back for a quicker, quieter retrieve
- The Devil’s Horse simply catches fish because it creates action without moving forward far, so you can work a fish a long time and simply tease it into striking
- Sport type: fishing
- The Smithwick Devil’s Horse is legendary in certain regions of the country as the No. 1 topwater lure for giant prespawn largemouth
- It’s also an effective lure for smallmouth in clear streams any time of year
- Every year, the Devil’s Horse is credited on the weigh-in stage as the winning lure in multiple southern tournaments
- The propellers at the front and tail of the lure can be adjusted to throw more water and work slower, or bent back for a quicker, quieter retrieve
- The Devil’s Horse simply catches fish because it creates action without moving forward far, so you can work a fish a long time and simply tease it into striking
- Sport type: fishing
