Noeby Amata Glide Swimbait Soft Lure 215mm 73g Slow Sinking Silicone Wobblers for Pike Bass Shad Glide Swimbait Fishing Lures ■High-Performance Shad Profile Glide Swimbait ■Extremely Easy To Fish And Accurately Mimics Large Baitfish The Best-Looking And Highest-Performing Chopping-Style Glide Bait Anglers can enjoy absolute control of depth and direction in everything from wide glides to choppy cuts. Target ■Bass ,Northern Pike, Catfish, Peacock Bass, Barramundi, Toman etc. ACTION Whether swept steadily or retrieved fast or slow, the lure delivers a natural minnow action just below the surface. VERSATILITY WITH SLOW RETRIEVES,LAZY WIDE GLIDES,OR RAPID BURNING RETRIEVES Oversized profile and fluid action, delivering good slow-slaloming swimming action for long casts and steady retrieves EXTREMELY EASY TO FISH AND ACCURATELY MIMICS LARGE BAITFISH S-swimming action causes both visual and also natural lure presentation along with strong stimulation of the predatory instinct of fish UNIQUE ABILITY TO BE CHOPPED HARD AND TWITCHED IN PLACE The Amata Glide Swimbait to sink slowly and swim better in the water and it acts like escaping bait fish irregularly by jerk with the rod action during the slow retrieve HOW TO SET THE TAIL Put the tail from the bottom to the arrow direction as the picture shows. MAINTENANCEINSTRUCTIONS FOR ELASTOMER TAILS The lure doesn't swim properly when the tail is bent or isn't set correctly. STEP 1.Soak in boiled water for l min Fill a container with the boiled water and soak the tails for 1 minute. STEP 2. Remove & Shape If the kink cannot be completely removed, bend it in the opposite direction to straighten it. STEP 3. Cool down with running water They can get kinked again when the tails are still warm,so cool them down with running water. FLAT WIDE HEAD SHAPE The Amata excels with quick choppy cuts of the rod tip but also showcases versatility with super-slow reeling, lazy wide glides, or rapid burning retrieves. V-shaped joint It creates a wide gliding action, accurately mimicking the natural movement of a baitfish.