OSP Weed Rider Jig
The Weed Rider's characteristic is that, while many jigs get caught in weeds when cast and hit the bottom, it maintains a slightly curved fall posture and hits the bottom belly first. When swimming, the wobble and roll of the head are minimized, making it difficult to get stuck in uneven weeds with height differences. The head shape and eye position are flat and wide on the belly so that even when the lure gets into convex weeds, it can be overcome by reeling with the rod down without raising it. This head makes it easy to keep the range from a long distance and to surface at your feet, increasing the chance of a bite. In order to increase the hooking rate when there are not many bites during low activity, and there are many short bites, the brush guard is set to the minimum necessary of seven brush guards. It is a head shape that does not require much brush guard, so it is possible to remove the brush guard and use it without guard once you get used to it.
It also has a double tying skirt structure that enhances winding resistance and action. It is equipped with a peg hole that can be used to insert a toothpick or similar to completely prevent the worm from shifting even when using a voluminous shad tail worm as a trailer and repeating full casts. Of course, it is a keeper that does not easily shift even without using a peg. It is also difficult to get stuck not only in weeds but also on hard bottoms, so it can be used in a variety of fields.
Weedrider thoroughly eliminates all stress, including reducing weed tangling, which is the biggest enemy of swim jigs. It increases bite chances by reducing unnecessary casts and improving overall performance. It is a swim jig that is fully loaded with truly necessary performance and provides definite value to all anglers, from beginners to professionals.