A New-Style Topwater Bait with a Belly Blade for a Unique Rising and Sinking Swim Action

Swimming Action

1. Unpredictable Vertical Motion and Waves Created by the Blade

The Joint Fuka Bait features a blade attached to the rear section via a swivel. When retrieved, this blade doesn't spin but rather oscillates side to side. The weight and inertia of the blade tries to pull the lure body down into the water, creating a distinctive vertical motion. This unique up-and-down swimming action proves effective even against pressured bass that have become conditioned to surface lures.

2. Jointed Body Maintains Stable Swimming Action Even at Higher Retrieval Speeds

The basic technique for fishing the Joint Fuka Bait is a slow, straight retrieve. Thanks to its jointed body construction, the bait maintains a stable swimming action even at somewhat faster speeds, making it easier to maintain a consistent retrieve. This allows anglers to effectively cover broad areas at a steady pace, increasing opportunities for strikes.