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Description
Size: 59.0mm /Weight: 11.0g /Type: Floating
The Spintail Frog is good for not only heavy cover, but also open water, clear water around structures, and shallow weeds.
To make this possible, we maximized the strengths of frogs rather than relying on primitive styles, and pursued performance that exceeds lures of all genres in suitable situations.
In the first place, the frog has a soft body, so the landing sound is natural, and there are no strange sounds such as hook sounds or visual discomfort, and it is difficult to alarm the bass. Furthermore, you can continue to float on the water surface and attack the structure boldly. However, a common weak point of frogs in open areas is that the action is monotonous.
The Spintail Frog is an evolved frog that has a slim silhouette, a sharp swing that is not typical of a frog, and a new setting that makes the most of the blade, greatly improving the ability to induce bites in open areas.
By setting the blade at the center of the last part of the body, you can perform attractive tight wobbling in a stable position without turning to the side during reeling. A small Colorado blade set at a high position stirs the air and water, bites the bubbles, and creates a unique splash and flash, as well as buzzing while emitting a sound. Another advantage is that the ball bearing swivel makes the body soft but the slow ring makes it appealing.
Also, on dog walks, he floats in a nose-up position and makes an appeal by shaking his head like a small fish instead of the usual frog action. Although it is a rotating type, it can dodge floating debris to a surprising degree. The new setting of the soft body and metal blade brings new tactics that were never seen before.
This body has the weight to make accurate casts under the overhang for heavy tackle, and its compact size allows you to earn a lot of bites even in high-pressure fields.
In addition, the slim front allows effective baitfish action on tough lakes and the ability to slip through cover.