Swimbait Specializing in Slow Retrieve, Mimicking Real Baitfish with Subtle and Dynamic Movements

Swimming Action

1. i-BRAKE's Most Distinctive Feature: Stopping on a Dime Like Real Baitfish

The standout feature of i-BRAKE is its braking fin, which mimics a fish's pectoral fin. When line tension is released, this fin counteracts the lure's momentum, bringing it to an abrupt halt. This creates a lifelike stationary position that mimics real baitfish. As it stops, the soft tail continues to quiver, and turbulent water forms around the braking fin, producing a natural hovering action that entices strikes.
*Note: The lure shown in the video is an older model.

1. Enticing Bass with Contrasting Stillness and Motion, Even During Slow Retrieves

i-BRAKE aims for realism not only when stationary but also while being retrieved. The jointed body produces a subtle rolling action, while the soft tail swings naturally, triggering the bass's predatory instincts. Even during slow retrieves, the supple soft tail generates vibrations throughout the entire body. Despite its 6.3-inch size, it appeals to bass in a natural way, attracting even the most cautious fish.

2. Easier to Target Suspended Bass with Precise Depth Control

i-BRAKE is a sinking type. Its ability to swim even during extremely slow retrieves allows it to effectively appeal to suspended bass. This makes it highly effective when bass aren't fully active near the surface, such as during the post-spawn period, extended rainy spells, or fall turnover. When other lures aren't getting a response, try i-BRAKE's delicate action and precise depth control to effectively tempt bass.