Imakatsu Huddle Breath Gill #S-14 GP Pepper
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Size(inch): 3
Qty: 6
Flat-type worm with a huddle tail that traps air inside the body.
By gently reinforcing the outer edge with an "engawa" structure, it corrects rib distortion and makes it easier to retain air inside the ribs. When the lure is moved, bubbles detach from the body, creating both action changes and rising bubbles that attract bass. The engawa not only enhances the overall water displacement of the lure but also has the added benefit of making it more visible on live sonar.
Underwater, it traps air in the gaps between the ribs. When moved, it releases bubbles, transforming into the "Breathing Gill"—the Breath Gill.
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Size(inch): 3
Qty: 6
Flat-type worm with a huddle tail that traps air inside the body.
By gently reinforcing the outer edge with an "engawa" structure, it corrects rib distortion and makes it easier to retain air inside the ribs. When the lure is moved, bubbles detach from the body, creating both action changes and rising bubbles that attract bass. The engawa not only enhances the overall water displacement of the lure but also has the added benefit of making it more visible on live sonar.
Underwater, it traps air in the gaps between the ribs. When moved, it releases bubbles, transforming into the "Breathing Gill"—the Breath Gill.
Description
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Size(inch): 3
Qty: 6
Flat-type worm with a huddle tail that traps air inside the body.
By gently reinforcing the outer edge with an "engawa" structure, it corrects rib distortion and makes it easier to retain air inside the ribs. When the lure is moved, bubbles detach from the body, creating both action changes and rising bubbles that attract bass. The engawa not only enhances the overall water displacement of the lure but also has the added benefit of making it more visible on live sonar.
Underwater, it traps air in the gaps between the ribs. When moved, it releases bubbles, transforming into the "Breathing Gill"—the Breath Gill.
