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Description
Size: 7inch / Quantity: 3
DoLive Beaver Magnum can be called a joint worm because its body and Basalo paddle are linked together.
It is a big worm that stimulates the instincts of both predation and intimidation, and the ability to attract a large number of bites.
While slowly and widely fluttering the Basalo paddle in the dorsal and ventral direction, the body twists in a counter manner to firmly grasp and move the water, giving off a presence with a wave full of vitality.
The flat body shape solves the difficulty of hooking, which is a problem with big worms, and also disturbs the water over a wide area by sliding and falling, appealing to the bass' sight and side line at the same time.
It is compatible with a wide range of water conditions from clear to muddy, and shows even more potential under tough conditions.