Bottom Up Worm Bulls Hog 3 inch Pearl Shrimp

Slit-in paddle
The unique slit-in paddle grabs the water and creates a lively action that trembles from side to side.
Combined with the strong water pushing vibrations that are like fanning the worm, it strongly stimulates the bass' instincts.
It also swings flexibly with rod work such as shaking, and appeals with the vertical water pushing that is unique to hog lures.
The different stimuli from up, down, left and right frequently induce bites.

Beard
The flat type pintail trembles from side to side after hitting the bottom and the paddle collapses, encouraging bites during pauses with a spontaneous action due to the time difference.
Therefore, it is a part that is effective in slow luring that shows off carefully at the bottom.

Legs
The four pairs of legs transmit the vibrations generated by the paddles, which are the engine of the Bulls Hog, and vibrate slightly.
It responds well to even the slightest rod work, and by complicating the vibrations of the entire Worm, it plays a role in making it difficult for bass to see through.

Reverse handles
The pair of reverse handles, which are installed in the opposite direction to the legs, slow down the fall speed while vibrating at a high pitch, encouraging the bite of suspended bass.
When you want to improve the slip-through performance or speed up the fall speed,