EVERGREEN Bass Lure Bank Shad #268 Sparkling Lime

savior for bank anglers. Overwhelming casting distance.
A shad that induces bites just by reeling it in slowly.

Text by Sekiwa Manabu
In recent years, one of the conclusions I came to in order to conquer the extremely tough fields was to simply reel in small shads.
Other shads are mostly suspending types,
which don't grab the water when retrieved very slowly.
Also, I was dissatisfied with the fact that the body of the floating type swings too much. So I started developing the Bank Shad with the concept of "a shad that gets results when you're in a pinch, just reel it in".
And after two years of field testing,
I completed a shad that "holds the water firmly" even when retrieved slowly, and "with a small, tight pitch"
"anyone can feel the pulling resistance."
It is designed with an extremely thin lip, close to the limit for a shad of this size,
and by using a slow floating setting,
the retrieval resistance and the force trying to float up are exquisitely linked,
so that even at an ultra-slow speed, it firmly grabs the water and causes a small tight pitch.
It is an action that attracts low-activity bass and low-temperature water bass, and we have seen results that are sure to be confirmed.