Shimano Bantam Chug Walker

Shimano's little masterpiece - the Bantam Chug Walker is a popper with a quieter and more discreet pop sound than usual, distinguished by both the fact that it does not irritate the fish unnecessarily, as well as the ease of handling and the exceptional maneuverability. The center of gravity is in the tail, with the weights integrated together with the hook eye, and the desired effect is a balance where the wobbler reacts linearly to the movements of the rod, so you can easily achieve the most realistic presentation. If by chance the fish are still hesitant to strike, you can alternate the standard techniques with a gentle shake of the line, holding it down as if to imitate a twitching, squirming worm or insect on the surface. The color schemes of the Japanese Lure are intended for both freshwater and sea fishing, making it quite versatile.

The Scale Boost technology and the perfect scale imitation turned into an art by Shimano always score points in attracting fish attention, and adding the feather bundle on the line, the easy lead and the attractive show, it looks like the results will be in your favor. What's more, even the hook eye and tail recess are designed in a way that improves hooking. In situations where you want the fish to notice the lure or when the water is deep and the distance between the lure and the fish is long, use the crackling sound of theShimano Bantam Chug Walker as call a louder one and pause for a second or two. The popping sound and splash will alert the fish to the bait's presence, and the pause will give them time to bite. On the other hand, if you want to target a rock or shadow where fish may be hiding, use a series of gentle jerks on the rod.