My first slow pitch jig has hydrodynamic holes running the length of the body, which allow it to drop to the floor faster, creating the initial chase and simulating a small octopus fleeing to the safety of a reef. These holes also enable a faster twitch motion that softens the impact of underwater currents, allowing the lure to stay vertical in the water column for longer.
The white paint is Lumo and glows in low light.
My first slow pitch jig has hydrodynamic holes running the length of the body, which allow it to drop to the floor faster, creating the initial chase and simulating a small octopus fleeing to the safety of a reef. These holes also enable a faster twitch motion that softens the impact of underwater currents, allowing the lure to stay vertical in the water column for longer.
The white paint is Lumo and glows in low light.
