Adusta Penta Shad

The Adusta Penta Shad is a Japanese-designed shad developed with the aim of combining the natural movement of a fish moving through the water. An attractor (original AMTRS material) and an imitation of ADUSTA's own eye reinforce the realism of this soft-swimbait, which is intended for any predator due to its great versatility of use, both in fresh and salt water. The squat keel shape of this lure, its density, and its flexibility allow it to be cast very well and to move with great stability in both still and rough water. The base of the tail is thin and long in order to slightly reduce rolling and increase wobbling. The pentagon-shaped tail produces a broad but rapid vibration (even at very low retrieve speeds) without affecting the body's swimming. The Penta Shad undulates naturally during the descent, dragged by its own weight like a small fish trying to reach the bottom. Mounting with leaded heads, carolina, texas rig, weightless. Target fish: black bass, sandra, perch, pike, catfish, and marine predator fish.