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Description
Size: 3.1inch
Traditional shad tail worms have a lively action when used with a no-sinker rig, but when you stop retrieving, they sink without any action... In other words, they lose their ability to attract bass from the moment you stop retrieving. The weak point was that it was difficult to understand. But Drive Shad is different. I acquired a new action of spontaneously swimming even in free fall, and turned a weak point into a bite opportunity. The way it twists its body, flaps its tail, and falls is just like a baitfish heading towards the bottom of its own will. As a result, if you land on the water near the cover, you can aim for a fall bite before retrieving, or use a fall action to lure bass that won't eat even if you chase them, making it possible to make bass eat the fall that you couldn't get them to eat by just winding. It became. In addition, when winding, the tail swings firmly even with dead slow retrieve, but it is stable even with fast retrieve, and generates an attractive sound when buzzing. Drive Shad is a unique shad tail worm that can be set and fed by anglers.