Description
Bottle shrimp is a hog-type worm that imitates the long-legged shrimp and crayfish, which are preyed upon as main bait in fields all over the country. When used with a Texas rig or jig trailer, the voluminous power arm pushes water powerfully against the body one beat behind the rod work, making a strong appeal. When the bait hits the bottom after falling, the inertia created by the arm’s own weight causes the arm to bend and extend, inviting a bite when the bait hits the bottom. For rigs that are not easily affected by the sinker, such as no-sinker rigs, nail rigs, and Carolina rigs, the power arm swings left and right during the fall, creating soft and powerful vibrations. In addition, the three pairs of legs growing from the body generate vivid vibrations that are tingly due to the fall and rod work. The slow and powerful vibrations created by the power arm and the quick and vivid vibrations created by the legs create more complex and realistic pulses from the entire body, captivating the target.




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