1. Ultra-thin curly
The ultra-thin curly antennae react to even the slightest water currents with a fluttering motion. They continue to lure fish even when the lure is stationary.
2. Glove-shaped claw
The glove-shaped claw grabs the water with a central depression and reliably grabs water during any action, such as fall, simple reeling action, shaking action, and bottom bumping. It does not have a large, flashy movement, but it also trembles slightly to attract a bite.
3. Interlocking six legs
The six legs on the left and right at the back tremble slightly with a slightly strong vibration during fall, etc. This part is linked to the lure's action (when the lure is moving or stationary).
4. Flared skirt
The flared skirt is designed to flare (spread out) when the lure is stationary. The flared skirt and its delicate thickness allow the flared skirt to sway not only during action but also when the lure is stationary, inviting a bite.
5. Ribs that hide the hook tip
The body has guide lines to make it easier to insert the hook, and when using an offset hook, the ring-shaped rib is designed to hide the hook tip.
6. Compatible with a wide range of rigs
Compatible with a wide range of rigs, including free rigs, Texas rigs, jig head rigs, and down shot rigs.
7. Target fish
The target fish is of course bass, but by adopting salt colors in the color lineup, it is also suitable for brackish urban rivers and light salt games such as black porgy, yellow porgy, and grouper.