Size: 5inch Recommended rig: No sinker, jig head wacky Recommended hook: NSS 1-1/0 Recommended sinker: 0.9-5g, F compatible model Currently, there are many straight worms, and they seem to be designed with versatility so that they can be used with a variety of rigs. However, focusing only on bites led to the need for a specially designed worm. HP 3D-Wacky has been purposely designed exclusively for Neco-rig to sublimate its fishing and biting performance to an overwhelming force, making it possible to bite even bass that do not use their mouths with conventional straight worms. It is a new standard for generation Neco-rig. A major reason for the difference in fishing results with Neco-rig is the wave motion generated by the lure. HP 3D-Wacky generates a rippling action that makes the entire body tremble. The action has a twin tail structure similar to the tufting effect of a straight worm, which was secretly used by some anglers, and creates even more complex waves, making even nervous basses unable to resist and bite. The basic method of use is to insert a slightly heavy nail sinker of about 1.8-3g into the head to produce strong shuddering waves, and use a guarded trout hook or an offset type trout hook that buries the hook in the worm. It becomes rig. It reacts directly not only to the shake at the bottom, but also to the shake during the fall, and falls with a shudder, and during the swimming action, it vibrates at high speeds as if in agony. Shaking while hanging from the cover causes the entire body to tremble, but it also generates an irregular three-dimensional slide fall using the hanging point as a fulcrum. HP 3D-Wacky was born to explore new frontiers for Neco-rig. I can't help but feel its power.
