OSP Bass Lure Varuna 110F H09 Ice Shad

Its swimming style has a physical advantage called "buoyancy", and its response when simply reeled in exceeds that of a suspending model. It swims tightly but firmly, completely shutting out the flapping that is common with big minnows when reeled in quickly. When twitched, it flashes with its full flat body, and it shakes its head sharply with a light force, making the fish bite without being wary. Of the two moving weights, the front is made of steel and the rear is made of tungsten, which stabilizes the flying posture and allows it to fly close to that of a suspending model in light winds. The floating speed is a little high, with an average of 5.1 seconds to rise 1 meter (water temperature 20�E½‹C, 12lb fluoro, reference RUDRA-F average 4.5 seconds), so it has high performance in dodging structures and can be raised to the surface with ease. It creates solid ripples that attract bass, and it is easy to check the position of the lure even in a long position, so it can also be used as a top water diving minnow.