By BassFan Staff

Looking for something new to add to your fishing arsenal this spring and summer?

Berkley rolled out several new baits at this year's Bassmaster Classic, ranging from brand new shapes in its iconic PowerBait lineup and additional baits in the growing Havoc series of pro-designed soft plastics to a revamped Flicker Shad crankbait.

Here's a brief rundown of what's new:

PowerBait soft plastics

> Fight'n Bug: Rigged on a 4/0 hook or as a jig trailer, the 3 1/2-inch Fight'n Bug features open, active pinchers and extended tentacles that will get the attention of big bass hanging around rocky points where crawfish tend to gather.

Check out the Fight N' Bug in the water:



> Slim Shad: Rigged on a large jighead or a belly-weighted hook, the 6-inch Slim Shad will be a wake-up call to the behemoths holed up in deep-water grass pockets or other predators that prey on big baitfish. Designed for deep-water applications, the Slim Shad cruises through the water and produces a significant belly roll that creates more flash, making it an effective bait in low-light or murky water conditions.

Check out the Slim Shad in the water:



> Rib Shad: The swimbait craze is alive and well and the new 4 1/2-inch Rib Shad gives anglers a new option for their umbrella rigs or when trying to offer a different look on pressured waters.

Check out the Rib Shad in the water:



HAVOC soft plastics

> Boss Dog: Gary Klein designed his beefy 6-inch lizard bait that figures to be a fine addition to any Carolina or Texas rig arsenal. Features a hook channel on the underbelly and an indented ribbed cavity on the back that will conceal hook points.

Check out the Boss Dog in the water:



> Pit Boss Jr.: By adding a pint-sized version to the popular Skeet Reese-designed Pit Boss family, anglers can now target finicky bass with this 3-inch bait that can be used in so many different ways – Texas-rigged, jig trailer or on a Mojo rig.

Hard Bait

> Flicker Shad Pro: Berkley's Flicker Shad crankbait is nothing new (it was originally released about 6 years ago), but the versions released at the Classic this year offer anglers more options in terms of size and color patterns. The 1 5/8-inch version weighs 1/8 oz. and can be easily thrown on spinning tackle as can the 2-inch model which weighs 3/16 oz. and will dive to 11 feet.

The bait is available in both Slick and Flashy color schemes. The Slick models (both sizes) are more opaque while the Flashy (available in 2-inch size) is more transparent.

Check out our photo gallery of the new baits below: