Fishus Cerberus Shad

Looks that kill. Action that finishes the job.

Introducing the Cerberus Shad.
A big soft bait built around one thing: triggering strikes from the biggest predators in the water. Isaac Lorenzo started with a hyper-realistic asp-like profile, the kind of shape that screams "food" to any pike or zander watching from the depths. Then he gave it a body that moves.

At 21cm (8.2") and 100 grams, the Cerberus Shad has presence. That powerful paddle tail kicks with authority, creating a sharp side-to-side rolling action that mimics an injured baitfish. No forced movement. No fake vibration. Just a life-like, erratic swim that big fish find impossible to ignore.

Ready to fish. Right out of the box.
We packed everything you need inside. Heavy-duty trebles that sink deep and hold tight. Steel wire stingers for those aggressive strikes that come up short. And screw-in belly weights so you can balance the bait perfectly in seconds. No extra trips to the tackle shop. No complicated rigging. Just open, adjust, and cast.

Where the Cerberus Shad truly shines is at slow speeds.

Wind it fast and it swims with purpose. But slow it down, and that paddle tail keeps kicking. No stalling. No stiffening up. Just a wide, rolling action that looks natural even when you are barely turning the handle. That slow, hypnotic swim is exactly what clear water conditions demand. When big pike and zander have time to inspect, when they have seen dozens of baits before yours, that natural movement makes the difference. They see the shape. They feel the vibration. They believe.

Built for the ones chasing trophies
This lure is for anglers who aren't satisfied with average. The ones who spend hours on the water chasing that one fish. The pike that follows but never strikes. The massive zander that laughs at ordinary baits. The Cerberus Shad was designed to change that.

Included rig set:
- Heavy duty trebles
- Steel wire stingers
- Screw-in belly weights

Cast the Cerberus Shad and make it cross the path of a monster. See what happens.