Deps Bull Flat

The Deps Bullflat is a Deps bait inspired by the shape of the Bluegill, and in fact observing its profile it is extremely recognisable, the choice is dictated by the fact that this species is found in most rivers, lakes, ponds and quarries and is part of the "diet" of our predatory friends, especially pike and black bass. In addition to its shape, the weapons that the Bullflat uses to attract prey towards it are the trembling and vibrations it emits during the spiral descent phase. Body: The body of the Bullflat is made up of 20% salt, furthermore the rubbery material of which it is made is ultra soft with good retention for the insertion of the hook and at the same time for traction, in addition, its body is soaked of a mollusc-scented substance, a very pleasant smell for our predatory friends, so you can imagine that with all these stimuli: smell, taste, vibrations, tremors and movement the Bullflat becomes devastating. Tail: the shape of the Bullflat's tail determines the movement of the entire bait, its extremely flattened profile produces a natural S-shaped movement, furthermore this tail has been designed to move a large quantity of water even with slow recovery.