Length1.75" arrow grub with a compact ribbed body and a thin, pointed tail designed to glide and dart.
Best forCrappie, bluegill, and finesse walleye when fish are feeding on small minnows or young-of-year baitfish.
StyleDirectional action—the tail tracks straight on a swim, then kicks and slides on pauses or short snaps.
Where it shinesBasins, open water, and edges where fish are roaming and want something that moves forward naturally.
Swim & GlideCover water without overpowering the bite.Rig on a light ball or pill head to keep it tracking true.Use a slow, steady retrieve with short pauses.Let it glide on the pause before re-engaging.
Vertical Snap & SlideForward motion without lifting out of the cone.Snap the rod tip lightly—no big rips.Give slack so the bait slides forward and settles.Watch for bites on the fall or right after the stop.
Ice Jig, Controlled GlideA minnow look without a paddle tail.Use a balanced or horizontal ice jig.Lift slowly and let it glide back to center.Hold still once it settles—many bites come on the pause.