Tackle Industries Tubby Tube Musky Lures

Tubby Tube™ — 14″ Musky, Pike & Bass Tube Lure

Tubby Tube™ — built to kill the follow.

Every musky angler knows the fish that trails the bait to the boat and won't commit. The Tubby Tube changes the math. Pause it and the tube fills and sinks to your depth; snap a twitch and it breaks into a dying, erratic walk — darting right, left, up, and down, never the same way twice. That's the action that turns lookers into violent boatside blowups. You won't get many follows on this one. They come to kill it.

Most musky tubes nose-dive. The Tubby Tube doesn't. It's weighted for a balanced fall, so it hangs in the strike zone instead of plummeting. Want it shallower? The internal harness is tunable — clip or drill out weight and it rides higher. Heavy trailer cable, a 3/0 stinger, twin 6/0 trebles, and tempered stainless triple split rings mean it holds together when a giant tries to tear it apart.

Specs

• 14″ long with a big, fish-triggering profile
• 6.5 oz — weighted for a balanced fall, not the heavy nose-dive of other musky tubes
• Custom twin reaper tail
• Tunable internal harness — clip or drill out weight to run it shallower
• Pad-printed and airbrushed for an ultra-realistic finish
• Big bulging 3D eyes with a protective flexible clear coat
• 6/0 nose treble for head strikes (most musky strikes come at the head) ⚑
• Mid-body 6/0 treble for body strikes
• Super-strong trailer cable wire with a 3/0 stinger hook
• Ultra-heavy tempered stainless steel triple split rings
• Designed in the USA
• Fish it deep or shallow, slow or fast — like an erratic jerkbait

How to fish it
Rig it on a solid-wire jerkbait leader. Cast, pause, and let the tube fill and sink to your depth. Snap a sharp twitch, then feed slack back to the lure so it "flies" out to the side — a dying, erratic walk-the-dog that darts right, left, up, or down. Repeat. Deep or shallow, it triggers reaction strikes when nothing else will.

Tournament-grade musky and pike gear from a family shop in Britt, Iowa. We spend on quality, not advertising — so you catch the same fish for less. Tight lines, Team TI