WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm Product Description
The Cobra Shad is has a unique upward “jumping” action when given the smallest twitch. Fish it weedless on the bottom, or mid-water, the Cobra has maximum action with minimum rod movement for the ultimate finesse presentation.
The Adjusta-Ball Tungsten system is a unique Pat. Pending design that allows customizable and lifelike presentation of a soft plastic combined with the ultimate in sonar visibility. Create a center balanced, tail weighted or head first sinking action and mix this with multiple different hook and jighead rigging options.
The Adjusta-Ball tungsten system allows a more natural finesse presentation with or without a jighead. Normal weighted jigheads sink head first, this is not natural. The Adjusta-Ball Tungsten system allows you to customize the sinking angle and sink rate of your plastic, whether using a jighead, worm hook or unweighted jig hook.
Ready to fish out of the packet with 2 tungsten balls in the rear chambers, offset these with a light jighead to achieve a natural level sink and an unmatched finesse presentation.
Features:
- ADJUSTA-BALL Internal Tungsten Weight System & Tube included.
- 2 Weights fitted per bait in rear chamber.
- Reactor UV - Extreme UV and glow color system fish can’t resist. The Perfect combination of natural colors with UV and glow additives.
- Tracer scent - Unique blend of scented oil and real scent designed to trigger feeding & get more bites.
- Titan-RX Elastomer - Ultra Stretch and Super Durable TPE formula. Catch more fish with plastics designed to be super durable.
- Cobra flared wing design creates unique action
- Super thin tail for extra action at slow speed
- Rippled Belly Fins creates extra tail kick
- Ribbed Belly holds extra scent
- Hook alignment slot along top
- Nose rigging channel for worm hook
- Belly markers dots show where to put worm hooks between the weight chambers.
- 3D real eye design
- 4 baits per package*
* Case pack quantities subject to change by manufacturer without notice.
