Bottom Up Worm Frish 3.5 inch Natural Shad

Approaching the essence of tail action

Until now, the tail type adopted by many real baitfish worms
mainly moves up and down in response to shaking.
However, real fish swim by swinging their tail fins from side to side.
Flish is a realistic worm that imitates the essence of tail action and makes fish bite by the difference in movement.


Tail
The narrow, small shad tail responds quickly to shaking,
moving as if swinging its tail fin from side to side,
and also imitating the vibrations generated by the tail fin as the fan surface fanns the water.
The resistance of the shad tail also plays an effect of reducing the movement distance during mid-stroking and
hobast.
During the fall, it performs a high-pitch roll,
making it look like a small fish being chased to the bottom.


Body
Natural shape and easy to roll.
The center slits on the back and belly make it easy to set the hook straight, and assist in regular rolling action from side to side.


Material
A non-salt, low-density material that keeps the lure in a natural horizontal position when rigged with a downshot rig or jig head rig.
Contains a fish formula that induces bites even by its smell.


Material