Bacca Burrito Medium Sink

Medium Sink. Maximum Strikes.

Expanding on the original Burrito design, the Bacca Burrito Medium Sink offers anglers a versatile option for targeting bass holding in the 5–10 ft range. At 6" and 2.2 oz, this medium-sinking swimbait maintains the flat-sided body, narrow spine, and wide belly profile that made the Burrito famous—now tuned for semi-shallow retrieves. With its seductive wobble, anatomical shad profile, and exceptional skipping ability, the Medium Sink is a proven tool for both covering open water and picking apart docks where giants ambush prey.

Key Features

• • Medium Sink Buoyancy — Built for the 5–10 ft water column with a slow, steady retrieve.

  • Signature Body Shape — Flat sides, narrow spine, and wide belly for a realistic baitfish silhouette.

  • Seductive Wobble — Smooth, rolling action with strong tail kick to trigger feeding responses.

  • Dock-Skipping Design — Compact, flat profile skips effortlessly into tight cover.

  • Durable Silicone Build — Outlasts conventional soft plastics and resists tearing.

  • Handcrafted Quality — Designed and hand-painted in the USA by Bull Shad Swimbaits.

Specs Table

Color Options: Golden Shiner, Pearl White, Who Dat, Lemon Lime, Crappie, Bone, Black & Blue, Green Pumpkin, Tactical Shad.

Best Use & Conditions

• • Target Species: Largemouth bass (trophy-focused), with potential for smallmouth, spotted bass, and crappie.

  • Techniques:

    • Slow Retrieve: Perfect for suspended fish in 5–10 ft depths.

    • Skipping: Slide under docks and overhanging cover to reach pressured bass.

    • Schooling Fish: Cast into feeding activity and retrieve steadily to draw strikes.

    • Open Water Coverage: Long casts to cover ledges and sparse cover zones.

  • Seasonal Notes: Effective year-round; particularly shines when bass are suspended on shallow ledges or chasing mid-column bait.

Rigging & Tips

• • Use with a heavy swimbait rod and strong reel for handling 2+ oz weight.

  • Line: 20–25 lb fluorocarbon or 50–65 lb braid with a fluoro leader.

  • Tail kinked? Dip in boiling water for 2 seconds to reset shape.

  • Add nail weights to cheeks or body to increase sink rate for deeper zones.

  • Keep 3D eyes secure by re-gluing with silicone adhesive if needed.

Brand Origin & Story

• • Bull Shad Swimbaits was founded in Georgia by Mike Bucca, a former guide who built the original Bull Shad to mimic Southern forage.

  • Burrito Baits, created by Gail Ratcliff, began as hand-poured baits made with CNC molds.

  • Collaboration: The Bacca Burrito was born when Bucca and Ratcliff partnered to meet overwhelming demand, scaling up production while maintaining handcrafted roots.

  • Independent American Crafters: Still designed, painted, and assembled in Acworth, GA.

Pack Count / Variants

• • Sold Individually — 1 swimbait per package.

  • Variants:

    • 5" Fast Sink (smaller, deeper presentations).

    • 6" Medium Sink (semi-shallow coverage).

  • Color Range: Natural forage-inspired options like shad, crappie, and golden shiner patterns.

Care & Storage

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

  • Rinse after use if fished in saltwater.

  • Retie often when targeting giants to avoid losing the bait.

  • Avoid heat exposure to preserve silicone body shape.