Weight: 1/2oz

Among the fast moving lures, the swim jig has the lowest appeal.
The characteristic of the Weed Rider is that while many jigs get caught in the weeds when they land on the bottom after casting, they maintain a slightly curved fall posture and let the fish land on the bottom from the belly.
When swimming, the wobble and roll of the head should be suppressed as much as possible, making it difficult to get stuck even in weeds with height differences.
We came up with a wide head shape and eye position with a flat abdomen so that you can reel in the weeds without raising the rod.
This head makes it easy to keep the range from a distance, and it is easy to float under your feet, increasing your chances of biting.
The number of brush guards is set to the minimum of 7 to increase the hooking rate as there are not many bites when the activity is low, and there are many short bites.
Once you get used to it, you can pull out the brush guard and have a no-guard version in mind.The head shape does not require a brush guard very much.
It also has a double-tying skirt structure that increases winding resistance and action effects.
Equipped with a peg hole that allows you to insert a toothpick etc. to completely prevent the worm from shifting even if you use a voluminous shad tail worm as a trailer and repeat full casts.
In addition, it is difficult to get stuck not only in weeds but also in hard bottoms, so it can be used in various fields.