Evergreen Bass Lure Showerblows Shorty #619 Blackbone


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Descripción

Length: 10.5cm
Weight: 16.3g
Type: Floating
Hooks: [EG Treble Magic] Front: #6, Center: #6, Rear: #6
Ring: [Line Eye] #3, [Hook Eye] Front: #3, Center: #3, Rear: #3

The Showerblows Shorty inherits the potent bite-inducing capabilities of the original Showerblows—a phenomenal pencil bait that has rightfully earned the title of "Big Bass Killer."
Morizo ​​developed the Shorty out of a compelling need to utilize that overwhelming fish-attracting power in an even wider range of real-world fishing scenarios.
While retaining the undisputed surface-searching ability, castability, and class-leading fish-drawing and distance performance of the original, the body size was meticulously refined to trigger strikes that might otherwise be missed. Rotating between the original and the Shorty enables a strategic approach adaptable to diverse conditions.

The "fat-tail" body design balances the weight concentrated at the rear with optimal buoyancy. This creates an exquisite floating posture and allows the body to grip the water effectively; it responds instantly to the slightest rod movement, producing a vigorous, dynamic action.

It features a three-hook setup designed for easy hookups and a secure hold that minimizes the chance of the fish shaking free.
The inner section forcefully pushes water forward, continuously spraying a mist of water and bubbles.
The outer section slaps the water laterally with every head-turning motion, ensuring constant water displacement and attraction throughout the action.

One of the largest tungsten balls in its class is positioned at the very rear of the body, guaranteeing incredible casting distance.

The rear-weighted design also ensures the lure isn't easily deflected by the bass, resulting in a high hook-up rate.
Furthermore, the rattle sound—a blend of the tungsten ball's heavy, low-frequency thud and the steel ball's high-pitched clacking—penetrates the water to draw in fish from vast areas.

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