Jig Ever Green Cover Creeper - 3.5G

Name: JIG EVER GREEN COVER CREEPER - 3.5G
Brand: Ever Green
SKU: 324725

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Color

Weight (g)

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COVERCREEP3.5-201

£8.51

per unit

GreenPumpkin

3.5

£8.51

COVERCREEP3.5-202

£8.51

per unit

Secret Smoke

3.5

£8.51

COVERCREEP3.5-203

£8.51

per unit

Kozari

3.5

£8.51

COVERCREEP3.5-210

£8.51

per unit

Secret Black

3.5

£8.51

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A compact cover-compatible bait created by bait designer Toshifumi Kikumoto. Ordinary small rubber baits (small rubber) are hampered by snags and a lack of durability, which makes fishing difficult... Full-size cover baits can't get them to bite... The Cover Creeper was created to catch highly pressured bass hiding under thick cover.

A bite-sized finesse cover bait that offers not only outstanding snagless performance but also a moderate stacking feel that allows you to present it effectively to the right spot in the cover, and it has an incredible ability to induce strikes from bass holding in heavy cover. Equipped with a sturdy 16 lb hook that won't move even when shaken. Cover Creeper is a compact, bite-inducing bait that crawls over cover.

The combination of snagless performance and a moderate stacking feel makes it perfectly suited for casts such as slip-pull, bottom bump and swimming. If you combine a fourmilion with a trailer and perform a bottom jerk, you'll get a side-to-side walking action, which will let bass know you're there.

A compact, small finesse jig (small rubber compatible with heavy cover) that's hard to catch.
• So that bass will use their mouth because they don't like the bulk of full-size jigs.
• To attack cover without hesitation, which would otherwise get snagged with a Smolaba unguarded or single-guard.
• To handle forced interaction around cover, which is difficult with the thin hook of the general smoraba.