Its weak swimming and agonizing movements quietly attract predatory fish.

The retrieve speed should be from dead slow to slow. The lure imitates a weakened baitfish wobbling and swaying on the surface, with its body making small, wobbly movements. This subtle swimming motion is also effective for sea bass and black sea bream during the worm hatch. A slight shake of the rod tip will create a squirming, undulating movement, like a turn. A “shake and go” technique of squirming → slow retrieve → squirting → slow retrieve is also effective. During tension fall, it sinks while swaying diagonally forward and downward. Despite its slim, jointed body, the total weight is approximately 13.7g, so it can be cast for a long distance. The intended target in freshwater is bass, including largemouth bass and even those with small mouths. In saltwater, it is effective for sea bass, black sea bream, etc. Since this lure has a very subtle movement, a leader of 16lb or less is recommended.