Swimming Action

1. Designed for Micro Bait Patterns and Usable on Its Own

The soft plastics included with the Peaceton are also available for individual purchase. They are of a size that is suitable for micro bait patterns and are compatible with popular techniques such as mid-strolling. While they are, of course, meant to be used with the Peaceton, they can also be used on their own with jig head rigs, drop shot rigs, etc.

2. Create a Realistic Small Baitfish with Additional Eye Stickers

Although the soft plastics already have a realistic size, adding the included eye stickers can make them appear even more like real small baitfish. To increase durability, it's advisable to add a drop of super glue to the area where you attach the eyeball sticker.

3. Use Paddle Tails for Strong Vibration and Split Tails for Subtle Vibration

The shad variant comes with a paddle tail, producing a strong vibration when retrieved or when using the mid-strolling technique, attracting bass from a distance. The fry variant, on the other hand, has a split tail, creating a subtle vibration that mimics a small baitfish that has strayed from the school. Make use of the different vibrations depending on the situation.

4. Enhance Peaceton's Performance by Alternating with Drift Fry

Switching out the Peaceton's soft plastics for Jackall's Drift Fry allows you to adapt to various situations. The Peaceton Shad and Fry are effective in open water, fast currents, and other deep-water areas. They are recommended when you want to cover a broad area quickly. The Drift Fry, however, is better suited for fishing around cover, in slow currents, and in shallow water. As the Drift Fry comes with a lip, it restricts the lure's travel distance during mid-strolling, allowing for a slow, meticulous, and enticing presentation in a confined area.