
The Grab-and-Go Squid Dredge That Actually Comes Ready to Fish
Most dredge kits show up as a pile of parts you have to rig yourself. The Fish Razr Phat Squid Bucket Dredge ships ready to deploy in a 3.5 gallon bucket. Pop the lid, clip it on, and drop it back. You get 35 UV-enhanced Phat Squid on two 10-inch tournament bars, a 4lb molded fish weight, and 1000lb connector cable. Total rigged weight is 11lbs at 48 inches long. That is enough flash and movement to pull billfish, tuna, and mahi into your spread from 100+ feet away. No assembly headaches, no missing hardware, no wasted fishing time.
- 35 UV-enhanced Phat Squid on two 10-inch bars
- 4lb molded dredge weight and 1000lb cable included
- Self-contained in 3.5 gallon bucket
- 48 inches long, 11lbs total rigged weight
- Tournament-proven bait simulation
More Bites From a Dredge You Can Deploy in 30 Seconds
A dredge pulls fish into your spread that would never see your baits. The problem is most dredge setups take 20 minutes to rig and a locker full of parts. This kit lives in one bucket. Grab it, clip it, fish it. Tournament crews run two of these and keep spares ready because there is nothing to assemble. At $269.99, it costs less than a single day of fuel.
35 UV-Enhanced Phat Squid
Each squid fires UV light underwater, which stands out in depths past 30 feet where natural colors fade. 35 baits on two bars create a bait-ball profile that triggers predatory instinct in billfish and tuna. The squid hold up season after season without fading or tearing.
Bucket Storage System
Everything nests inside one 3.5 gallon bucket with a snap lid. That means zero tangled arms at the dock and a 30-second deployment from storage to water. The bucket doubles as a rinse station at the end of the day.
4lb Weight and 1000lb Cable
The molded 4lb fish weight keeps the dredge tracking at depth without excessive drag. Paired with 1000lb test connector cable, this setup handles blue water trolling speeds from 4 to 9 knots without failure. Swap to a heavier weight from our dredge weight collection if you run deeper.
Specs & Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you buy
Full Specifications +
| Squid Count | 35 |
| Bar Size | 10 inches (x2) |
| Weight Included | 4lb molded fish weight |
| Cable Strength | 1000lb test |
| Overall Length | 48 inches |
| Total Rigged Weight | 11lbs |
| Storage | 3.5 gallon bucket |
| UV Enhancement | Yes |
How deep does this squid dredge run? +
Depth depends on trolling speed and weight. The included 4lb weight gets you down 10-15 feet at 6 knots. For deeper running, add a heavier dredge fish weight from our collection.
Can I add a camera to this dredge? +
Yes. Mount a Dredge Pro Camera Housing to the center bar and watch the action in real time. The 1000lb cable handles the extra weight easily.
How fast can I troll with this dredge? +
It tracks well from 4 to 9 knots. Check our trolling speed chart to match speed to your target species.
Do I need anything else to fish this dredge? +
Just a dredge rod, reel, and boom or cleat mount. Everything in the water is included. Read our dredge rigging guide for setup tips.
Will the squid hold up after multiple trips? +
Yes. The Phat Squid material resists UV fade and saltwater breakdown. Most crews get 2-3 full seasons before replacing baits. Browse our full dredge and teaser collection for replacement options.
What species does a squid dredge attract? +
Sailfish, white marlin, blue marlin, tuna, and mahi all respond to dredge presentations. Read Top 5 Reasons for a Fish Dredge for the full breakdown.
How do I store the dredge after fishing? +
Rinse with fresh water and pack it back in the bucket. The snap lid keeps everything contained and tangle-free. Check our dredge rigging guide for maintenance tips.
Is 11lbs too heavy for a dredge? +
Not at all. 11lbs rigged is mid-range for a dredge this size. Heavier setups run 20lbs+. The weight keeps the bars stable at speed. See our dredge weights if you want to adjust depth.



