Megabass Grand Siglett Lure

Australia’s night-and-dawn “bug bite” specialist. The Megabass Grand Siglett is a floating cicada-style crawler that throws a lifelike wing buzz and body wobble across the film to trigger aggressive surface eats from Australian bass, estuary perch and trophy bream. Its tunable double hook lets you rig points up for gnarly overhangs and tight cover, or down when you need maximum pin on open water strikes. Models marked FF (Fur Finish Bottom) add a subtle, organic texture and profile in clear, still conditions.

Cast it tight to shaded pockets, skip under branches, then crawl, pause and micro-twitch to keep the bug silhouette in the strike window. When fish are keyed on cicadas, beetles or moths, the Siglett’s refined sound and stable crawl change lookers into blow-ups.

Product Features (Technologies & Benefits)

• Cicada crawler action creates a natural wing buzz and wake that draws predators from cover
• Tunable double hook: points up for heavy bushes/overhangs, points down for tougher hooking in open water
• Compact 42.5 mm body casts accurately and skips cleanly under cover
• FF (Fur Finish Bottom) option provides a soft, natural underside for added realism and hang-time on the pause
• Stable, high-float body stays upright at ultra-slow crawl or faster buzz retrieves
• Cover-ready design targets innermost pockets where big fish sit

Product Information

Length: 42.5 mm
Weight: 1/4 oz
Type: Floating (topwater crawler)
Hooking: Double hook, reversible orientation (up or down)
Finish Options: Standard or FF (Fur Finish Bottom)
Best Use: Crawling, stop–start, micro-twitch over pockets, edges, timber and under overhangs
Primary Targets: Australian bass, estuary perch
Secondary Targets: Large bream, jungle perch, sooty grunter

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I retrieve the Grand Siglett?
Cast tight to cover, let ripples fade, then crawl with short twitches. Add long pauses at night or in glassed-out conditions to let the bug profile sit.

When should I flip the hook orientation?
Use points up for snag-prone overhangs and heavy bushes. Switch points down in open water or when you need extra bite on light strikes.

Which conditions suit the FF (Fur Finish Bottom) version?
Clear, calm water and bright days or full-moon nights—FF adds a subtle, believable underside and soft splash signature.

What line/leader setup works best?
Run 10–20 lb braid with a 8–14 lb mono/fluoro leader. Mono adds a touch of stretch for trebles/doubles on close-quarter strikes.