Bacca Burrito Nacho

Small Size. Big Bite.

Born from a collaboration between Bull Shad Swimbaits (Mike Bucca) and Burrito Baits (Gail Ratcliff), the Bacca Burrito Nacho is the smallest member of the Burrito family. At 4.5", 1.3 oz, this medium-sinking soft swimbait combines a shad-imitating profile with a seductive wobbling action that trophy bass can’t resist. Compact, durable, and built for precision, the Nacho is perfect for skipping docks, targeting schooling bass, or slow-rolling through shallows. With a proven big-bass track record from Lake Baccarac to Southern reservoirs, the Nacho delivers big-bait confidence in a smaller package.

Key Features

• • Compact Power — 4.5" size mimics smaller forage that bass often key in on.

  • Medium Sink Rate — Balanced for shallow to mid-depth fishing with a steady retrieve.

  • Seductive Wobble — Flat-sided body with wide belly creates a strong tail kick and lifelike wobble.

  • Skipping Specialist — Flat profile skips effortlessly under docks and overhanging cover.

  • Durable Build — Tough silicone withstands repeated strikes and heavy use.

  • Anatomical Realism — Hand-detailed shad profile with lifelike proportions.

Specs Table

Color Options: Black & Blue, Crappie, Green Pumpkin, Pro Blue, Threadfin, Tactical Shad, Goldschlager, and more.

Best Use & Conditions

• • Target Species: Largemouth, smallmouth, spotted bass; striped bass in certain waters.

  • Techniques:

    • Slow-Roll: Steady retrieve across shallow flats or points.

    • Skipping: Work under docks and cover where big bass ambush.

    • Schooling Fish: Cast into active schools chasing shad.

    • Dragging/Hopping: Over ledges and humps to mimic stunned baitfish.

  • Seasonal Notes: Excels in spring/fall baitfish runs; effective year-round when bass feed on smaller forage.

Rigging & Tips

• • Use on a swimbait rod with 15–20 lb fluorocarbon or 50 lb braid + leader.

  • Avoid ultra-slow retrieves—tail kick is strongest on steady, moderate speeds.

  • If tails kink in storage, dip briefly in boiling water to reset shape.

  • Eyes may loosen over time; reattach with silicone adhesive if needed.

Brand Origin & Story

• • Bull Shad Swimbaits was founded in 2006 by Georgia guide Mike Bucca, frustrated by the lack of Southern forage imitators.

  • Burrito Baits, crafted by Gail Ratcliff, became famous for hand-poured soft swimbaits.

  • Together they created the Bacca Burrito line, making high-demand designs more widely available while staying true to independent American crafting roots.

Pack Count / Variants

• • Sold Individually — 1 swimbait per pack.

  • Variants: Nacho is the smallest Burrito, with larger models (5–6") in the lineup.

  • Colors: Multiple natural shad and forage-inspired finishes.

Care & Storage

• • Store flat or in original clamshell to prevent tail warping.

  • Dip kinked tails in boiling water to restore.

  • Rinse after saltwater use; dry fully before storage.

  • Replace eyes with silicone-safe adhesive if needed.