Since its release, the original S-shaped lure "Jointed Claw 178" has caught many big bass and continues to impress anglers.
The "Jointed Claw Magnum" was completed by adding an overwhelming presence and appeal to the "Jointed Claw 178".
At the design stage, the main target of the "Jointed Claw Magnum" was set at 60-70mm monster bass.
After testing numerous prototype models, the body size was designed to be relatively large, over 20cm, which is the main bait for monster bass.
The visual appeal of this body size is enormous, and its fish-attracting power exceeds that of the original "Jointed Claw 178".
On the other hand, the lure's magnum-class body surprisingly does not vibrate, and the "Jointed Claw Magnum" combines these opposing properties to attract wary monster bass without any discomfort.
The action is a wide, relaxed S-shaped action, just like the Jointed Claw 178, and although it has a magnum-class body size, it can also be used like a soft bait. It responds sensitively to rod work and line tension, and can be used with a variety of techniques, such as "dead sticking," "twitch and jerk," and "bottom stay."
ACTION
The most basic use is a straight retrieve. It creates a wide S-shape, and the width of the S-shape can be varied depending on the retrieve speed to give the pass a chance to bite.
By jerking the rod action during the retrieve, it creates the appearance of an irregularly fleeing baitfish, inviting a reaction bite from the bass that has been following it. It is also effective to repeatedly stop and go with a normal speed retrieve.
Jerk the lure when the bass shows interest in the lure that has stayed on the bottom, and invite a reaction bite.