Size: 3inch / Quantity: 7

The unique slit-in paddle grabs the water and creates a lively action that trembles from side to side. Coupled with strong water pushing waves, it strongly stimulates the bass’s predatory instincts.
In addition, it swings flexibly with rod work such as shaking, and appeals to the bass with the vertical water push unique to the hog type.

Bites occur frequently with different stimulations up, down, left and right.
After the flat type pintail hits the bottom, the paddle trembles from side to side after it falls down, and the spontaneous action due to the time difference encourages the bite during the pause. Therefore, it is a part that shows its power in slow invitations that are carefully shown at the bottom.

The four pairs of legs transmit the vibrations generated by the paddle, which is the Bulls Hog’s engine, and create a slight vibration.
It responds well even with slight rod work, and plays the role of inviting bass by complicating the wave motion of the entire worm.