O.S.P HP Shadtail

Length   ：2.5in、3.1in、3.6in、4.2in
Quantity：10(2.5in)、8(3.1in)、7(3.6in)、7(4.2in)

Ultimate High Performance is concentrated in this body.
HP Shad Tail 2.5in started development as a small shad tail type worm that can handle various rigs on the premise of coexistence of just winding and shaking. It can produce powerful vibrations and water pressure that tend to be lacking in shad tail worms of this size, regardless of retrieve speed, from slow to fast. With no sinker (offset hook #2 to #3) or just winding on a jig head rig, a powerful wobbling action that shakes the head is generated. In a down shot or a shaking action with a cat rig, the tail trembles powerfully according to the rod work and pushes the water. Also compatible with Carolina rigs and Smolava trailers. Even with the lightest class weight of 1.2g of 04 Synchro, the tail swings reliably in free fall. Of particular note is the cat rig that uses a 2.2g nail sinker. Swimming with a sinker of about 0.3g is good, but you can also use a secret reaction cat rig that quickly drops with a sinker of 2.2g. High Performance and High Pitch. I took this initial and named it HP Shad Tail, but it demonstrates high performance that lives up to its name. Clever bass, whose IQ level increases year by year, will surely be eaten...

by Toshinari Namiki

No sinker
down shot
Carolina

jig head

cat rig

smolava trailer
HP Shadtail 4.2 inch

Regardless of the field, the standard size for baitfish is probably around 4 inches. The concept required for the HP shad tail 4.2 inches designed with this sense of size is "multiple shad tail worms". It is not a size-up version that simply lengthens the 2.5-inch, 3.1-inch, and 3.6-inch that are already available. Its ease of use does not choose the situation, and as a result, the outline of the body has been reconstructed to realize "swim well and catch well".
In addition to being used in the down shot rig, which is the royal road of the HP Shad Tail series, it is also assumed to be used around weeds and covers such as Texas rigs and leaderless down shot rigs, so salt-in materials that are neither too hard nor too soft are used. . The harder the material, the slower the action response when used for slow action, but the exquisite body and tail shape realizes a torqueful and high-pitched tail swing even with a slow fall with a 0.9g cat rig or jig head. It weighs just over 6g and can be cast without stress not only as a spinning tackle but also as a no-sinker rig with a bait finesse tackle. In addition, it supports a wide range of sinker weights and rigs, such as Carolina rigs, split shot rigs, jig trailers and weighted hooks. It will be active in multiple at any time and will be a presence that quickly feeds back the field and bass conditions to the angler.