OSP DURGA 73F P35 Impact Lime Chart

The Durga 73F shows its true worth in a wide range of periods throughout the year, from early spring to early winter, regardless of the field. In early spring, bass attached to structures such as wave-breaking blocks, docks, vertical revetments, and ripraps will overwhelmingly react to lateral movements and floating objects. In such situations, the Durga 73F is the only one that can capture depths of about 1m with its stable high-pitch wobbling roll from slow to fast retrieves and its sharp darts with flashing.

Once spawning has settled down, bass turn their attention to the surface, making it the best match for surface capture. When it is floating on structures such as reeds and stakes, light short twitches will make it splash on the surface, and twitches will make it dive under the water with a seductive flashing. It can also be used as a finesse top water plug that attracts bites with a natural appeal from the surface to under the water with a short movement distance, creating the appearance of a surface baitfish. As the water temperature gradually drops in autumn, they begin to prey on fish rather than shrimp and gobies, and you can efficiently search for bass scattered over a wide area by simply reeling the lure in, taking advantage of their casting distance.