Introduction
Big Claw Impact Determined by First Fall.
The particularly large claw, which seems oversized compared to its compact body, generates water-pushing vibrations from the moment it hits the water due to its high water current resistance, and even during the fall, it appeals strongly with the combined vibrations of the Big Claw’s water-pushing vibrations, the slight vibrations of the legs, and the curly action of the antennae. When it hits the bottom, it slowly falls down while shaking loudly with a “brun” sound, inviting a bite. The “Becon Claw” often gets bites on the first fall, from the landing to the fall and the bottom, and if you keep casting it quickly, it will be a must-have item that will always lead you to the answer.
BODY FORMThe countless protrusions that grow from the form reminiscent of a crustacean create resistance to the water current and the bottom, suppressing the fall speed and contributing to the short-range action. The texture of the countless protrusions also improves the bite time. The ultra-soft material with improved tensile strength and good hook retention contains 10% salt and crustacean flavor, which imitates the taste and smell of crustaceans and attracts bass.
BIG CRAWThe particularly large claw with a hollow air holder creates a tremendous water-pushing wave that appeals to bass as soon as it hits the water.
