 Unlike the minnow type lures up until now,
WOUNDED BAIT has an action of a real-life wounded fish.
Diving ability is approximately 1 1/2 feet. The chin area
serves as the lip and enables the diving movement.
However, unlike the traditional minnow type lures, the
WOUNDED BAIT possesses complicated action movements. The
intricately carved mouth area enables the unique
underwater movement and produces an effect of a dying
bait fish being carried by water currents. By this very
movement and unlike the action of traditional minnow
types and pencil baits, WOUNDED BAIT will lure even the
not-so-active bass by aggravating it. The WOUNDED BAIT,
with its lure action, will work wonders to excite even
the most difficult bass. The
greatest characteristic of the WOUNDED BAIT is the deeply
carved mouth portion of the slim body. The shape, while
possessing the performance of a minnow type, slides just
like a pencil bait. Its construction also prevents it
from making a big movement and from diving. It will be
very evident when you slide the WOUNDED BAIT by using the
rod tip or the handle, the protruding chin with its big
open mouth will function as the conventional lip and it
will try to dive by directing its head downward, but the
deep carving of the mouth on both sides allows the water
to flow to the back of the body. The water flows along
the side of the body and toward the tail.
 Furthermore, even with the nose, like a
salmon, has a tendency to dive downward but the
protruding chin prevents it from diving too deep.
However, due to the break in the nose tip, a portion of
the water will flow through the crevice between the eyes
and enables the water to entangle the top and back
portion of the lure. The 3 dimensional mouth of the
WOUNDED BAIT is designed to direct the water to flow in 4
directions; forward, left-side, right-side and back and
with its unique entangling characteristic, it enables the
lure to generate a low frequency sound in water.
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