Jointed Wakebait with Exceptional Casting Distance and Quick Start-Up

Swimming Action

1. Versatile Retrieval Speed Targets Bass at Different Depths

During a slow retrieve, the jointed body produces a natural tail swing that generates a churning current and wake on the surface. Additionally, the rolling action emits a natural flashing, and the synergistic effect of these actions frequently triggers bass bites.
On the other hand, during a fast retrieve, it's possible to target fish in situations where they won't fully rise to the surface or when they've dropped to the mid-depth range.

2. Dual LBO II Systems Enhance Casting Distance and Quick Action Start-Up in Jointed Lures

Conventional jointed lures sometimes suffer from less-than-ideal casting distance and response of the joint parts due to changes in posture. To address this, the Gorham 147F incorporates two LBOII systems that work in tandem with each body section, resolving both issues by creating a unified motion. The simultaneous movement of the two weights generates incredible propulsive force during the cast, enabling you to cover a wider area. Furthermore, it begins its action immediately upon hitting the water after the cast. This eliminates any unnaturalness that might be perceived by bass focused on the surface, increasing the chances of an immediate bite upon landing.

3. The rumble tail produces lifelike action and appeal

The rumble tail of the Gorham147F generates irregular ripples in the lateral direction and emits a splashing and bubbling sound behind it. Its strong presence acts as a third jointed part, creating lifelike action and appeal. This stirs the instincts of neutral bass that are hesitant to bite, eliciting numerous responses.