OSP Bass Lure High Cut SR H59 Crown

Expanding the range of shad strategies

As the field becomes tougher, shads are increasingly being used as moving baits.
The strength of shads is their slim silhouette and tight action with less appeal.
They can be used in any field, and although the average range of shads is around 2m deep, we are planning to expand the range even further.
Among them, we pursued a shad that can be retrieved at less than 1m shallower without diving too deep into the bottom.

The body size is 63mm 5.8g, slightly larger than the conventional high cut, and the hook used is #8 front and back.
It can be used with both spinning tackle and bait finesse tackle,
and the aim is to create the smallest size that does not cause stress with general bait finesse tackle.
Even though they are the same small plugs, shads are extremely vulnerable to wind compared to round cranks,
and after comparative tests with the same body, we chose to move the center of gravity, which has more advantages.
The SR lip is short but has a steep angle, so if the center of gravity is fixed, it will be taken by the wind when it stalls in the latter half of the cast.
In addition, in order to improve the swimming start and response, the rail that moves the center of gravity is minimized and the honeycomb Super HP body is made thinner.
The weight used is a high-density tungsten ball instead of a typical steel ball.