Deps Tiny Bullshooter Shudder Tail

The Tiny Bull Shooter Shudder Tail is equipped with a shudder tail that vibrates slightly in response to the water current, and is a model specialized for retrieval that induces bites from bluegill eaters with its lively and seductive movements.

The body vibrates in response to the water and vibrates in small vibrations due to the resonance of the shudder tail. On a slow retrieve, it looks like a gizzard shad or crucian carp swimming leisurely, and on a fast retrieve, it looks like a predator is attacking it and fleeing. These lively and seductive movements stimulate predators and induce bites.

The PVC pectoral fins stick to the body when swimming, and when stationary, they move and extend as if hovering. The tail fin is also made of PVC, making it look more realistic like a bluegill and fooling bass.

The horizontal stabilizer-like ventral fin on the front hook not only prevents the hook from getting tangled, but also helps stabilize the posture and produce sharp action.

The hooks selected have an extremely smooth surface treatment that boasts outstanding penetration power. In addition, the tin coat finish, which is similar to the protective coloring of the bellies of baitfish, camouflages the presence of the hook.
If you switch to feather hooks for selective bass that dislike the presence of hooks, not only will you deceive these cunning and wary monsters, but the feathers will also be sucked in by the swaying of the water current or by pecking bites, increasing your hook-up rate.

The straight retrieve, generated by its tall, flat-sided body, creates a tremendous amount of water displacement.
When paused after stop-and-go or jerking to remove the line slack, it drifts by inertia as if moving of its own volition, and its unique 180-degree turn action to entice the fish to bite is a divine method that has been passed down through the generations of Bull Shooters, attracting bass with an extraordinary intensity.

HOOK: #5
SPLIT RING: #3