Compact High-Density Soft Plastic for Backward-Sliding into Heavy Cover

Swimming Action

1. Compact High-Density Soft Plastic for Backward-Sliding into Heavy Cover

Claw Motion is a compact craw soft-plastic designed for attacking cover. Despite its compact size, the ultra-high-density design with maximum salt content ensures it reaches the bottom deep inside cover even without a weight. Moreover, the slightly harder body material allows for the use of stronger rods, lines, and hooks, enabling a powerful fight with fish in heavy cover.

2. Snag-Resistant Action and Shape

The more horizontal the soft plastic’s posture becomes in the water, the greater the sliding distance of the backslide action. However, this also makes it more prone to snagging on cover. Therefore, the Backward-Sliding action of the Claw Motion is intentionally designed to fall at a more vertical angle, making it less likely to get caught on cover and allowing it to penetrate deeper into the cover.

Additionally, the heart-shaped cross-section of the body lowers the center of gravity, stabilizing the falling posture and avoiding snags. Other features include the convex upper surface that guards the hook point while maintaining hookup ratio, and the convex section below the chin that reduces the gap of the offset-hook crank section, all contributing to a comfortable cover-attacking experience.

3. Arm Action Adjusted by Rod Technique and Setup for Enhanced Visibility

During weightless falls, the arms are designed not to move unnecessarily to avoid tangling with weeds. In contrast, when using a Texas rig or Jika-rig during the fall, the arms of the bait flap energetically, creating an aggressive movement that grabs attention. Additionally, with rod manipulation, the arms mimic the opening and closing motion of a crawfish, further enticing bass and triggering bites.

4. Legs that Create Micro-Undulations with Lift & Drop

The legs positioned on either side of the Claw Motion move subtly like the legs of a crawfish during lifts and drops, creating micro-undulations in the water. This delicate action attracts bass and leads to bites.