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Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Weights
Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Weights
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WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State fo California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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Description
Description
Bass love spiraling and random darting actions! Enter the new Hover Minnow, featuring a unique concave belly, which offers both actions and is the only soft bait of its kind.
As the Cindy Rig, Moping, Mid-Strolling and Hover Strolling techniques have become more popular, fish are also becoming conditioned, making them harder to catch.
When vertically jigged, on the fall this bait will glide in a spiraling pattern and when jigged in place will dart in random directions, returning to center.
When fished horizontally through the water column any twitch of your rod tip will have the bait rolling, darting, and gliding in random directions.
The Great Lakes Finesse Hover Minnow is a versatile jig trailer designed to imitate the erratic movements of a jerkbait!
Its unique concave belly design produces lifelike spiraling and darting actions that trigger aggressive strikes from bass. As fish become increasingly pressured by traditional finesse techniques, the Hover Minnow's unpredictable swimming pattern stands out, making it an essential tool for catching wary fish.
Whether fished vertically or horizontally, this bait excels in various presentations, ensuring you're always ready to tempt big bass!
The Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Sinkers offer an innovative way to fish you favorite soft plastics in-and-around heavy cover. Similar to punching and flipping rigs, the Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Sinkers use their conical shape to "punch" through heavy vegetation with ease.
To rig the Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Sinkers, simply run your hook through the top of the bait and exit approximately 1/2-inch down the body. Insert the eyelet of the Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Sinkers into the bottom of the bait and then run the point of the hook through the eyelet to hold the sinker in place. Once rigged, the Zappu Sasuteki Tungsten Sinkers allow anglers to easily move in-and-out of mats, pads, and grass in search of concealed bass.
