Naturally exquisite parts such as ribbed claws and slightly curved whiskers. Especially the "falling action" of pushing water strongly after landing and the "opening action" of the claws can stimulate the instinct of bass.

Cover Craw demonstrates excellent anti-snag performance, paired with a no-sinker rig, it can capture cover with a back-sliding action, something previously only achievable with a Texas rig or a rubber jig.

Can be matched with different lures according to different site conditions. The 94mm lure weighs about 8.4 grams. Can achieve perfect fall speed and sliding distance.

There is a hole on the abdomen directly above the opening for inserting a nail sinker (nail hole). We have determined the position where the sinker can be moved upwards without significantly affecting the normal state. Use it as needed when there is wind or current, or when you want to put it into tight cover.

Weight about 8.4g

10 per pack

Recommended hook size: #3/0 or #4/0 offset hook

The crank part of the offset hook may be accidentally snagged by fallen reeds or the fine branches of submerged bushes, which often disrupts the rhythm of retrieval that takes time to establish. To solve this problem, we found a protective shape that faces the hook eye when the line is tightened. The cover itself is a fishing spot. But if you connect them, they become a line. This is also an important part of "maintaining a good rhythm".

To improve hooking efficiency, a deeper opening is designed on the ventral side of the line cover to increase the range of motion of the hook. The back of the line guard (corresponding to the size and shape of each hook) is designed to hide the hook tip, while allowing for easy hook sets even with a weak line. Both can be easily pierced directly by the hook, so the setup is very simple.

Includes offset hook #4/0

Using a "forward-leaning" rig on a no-sinker setup can maintain a horizontal posture for vertical fall, and firmly hit aquatic plants like reeds.