Jig Ever Green Cover Creeper - 4.5G

Name: JIG EVER GREEN COVER CREEPER - 4.5G
Brand: Ever Green
SKU: 324730

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Color

Weight (g)

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COVERCREEP4.5-201

£8.51

per unit

GreenPumpkin

4.5

£8.51

COVERCREEP4.5-202

£8.51

per unit

Secret Smoke

4.5

£8.51

COVERCREEP4.5-210

£8.51

per unit

Secret Black

4.5

£8.51

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A compact cover-compatible bait produced by bait designer Toshifumi Kikumoto. Ordinary small rubber baits (small rubbers) 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 pressured bass hiding under heavy cover.

A bite-sized finesse cover bait that not only offers exceptional snagless performance but also a moderate stacking feel that allows you to effectively attract them to the right strike point, and has an incredible ability to get heavy-cover bass to bite. Equipped with a solid 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 that will make bass aware of your presence.

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