This beautiful little shad, with its rounded body and fairly thick belly, features a small, thin paddle tail that starts moving as soon as the lure begins to sink.
It proves to be deadly effective for linear retrieves in currents, but also for “yo-yo” or lift-and-drop style animations.
Let your lure touch the bottom, then make it hop with small rod twitches and quick releases.
A must-have for rock fishing and street fishing.
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