Its lively and large swinging tail action is extremely effective when dragged along the bottom or when swimming with a curve fall.
The key point is the tail design that grips the water well and does not get lost in the current. It is effective not only with jig heads, but also with Texas, Carolina, down shot rigs, Neko rigs, jig trailers, and many other uses.
We recommend using it slowly and simply, without using too many tricks such as shaking.
Detail
The thin and sharp tail design effectively receives water and swings wide. The keel that extends to the bottom of the tail prevents the tail from turning up due to water resistance, and keeps the action from slowing down at any speed.
Body cross section. A is horizontally flattened near the head. B is vertically flattened near the tail. It is designed to achieve a wide tail swing while maintaining stability as a whole.
Considering ease of use with Texas rigs, delicate slits have been made on the back and belly. The tip of the offset worm hook is hidden between the ribs, which is a very nice feature.
Jig Head Rig
This rig is highly versatile, allowing it to swim in the middle layer, lift and fall at the bottom, fall along vertical structures, etc. The tail action is quick to start, and the tail swings firmly even with subtle changes in speed. Try out this rig for its snappy, snappy action.
2″ Lure -#4-#2 Jighead
2.5″ Lure – #3 – #1 Jighead
