Bladed-jigs, especially those with exposed hooks, tend to be susceptible to snags in covers. Nories' answer to this challenge is a unique design: a head that mimics the lip of a crankbait. This angled head design allows it to deflect off obstacles like rocks and covers, similar to a square bill crankbait, prompting reaction strikes.

The HulaChat is designed to attract bass both with its sound and appearance. While many bladed-jigs in the market rely on sounds from lead or tungsten heads, the HulaChat stands out by utilizing stainless metal components on its head, producing a distinct, sharp sound.

(The trimmed skirt is lifting the front skirt up.)

Moreover, its skirt is intentionally left a bit fuller when trimmed, offering a more pronounced profile that's hard for bass to miss. (Please refer to the photo.)

The HulaChat comes with a specially-developed trailer called the HulaBug, designed specifically to complement the HulaChat. Even during a slow retrieve, it maintains a horizontal posture like a baitfish, ensuring that it doesn't appear unnatural to bass, while also enhancing the overall volume of the HulaChat.

As of 2023, HulaChat offers four distinct weights. Starting with a base weight of 10g (3/8oz) and switching up according to conditions can lead to more fish in the boat.

If you're looking to maximize your catch, go for the 7g (1/4oz), allowing for the slowest retrieves. If you're targeting deeper than the 10g (3/8oz) range, consider the 14g (1/2oz) or 18g (5/8oz).