Best forCrappie, perch, bass, and finesse-biting walleye—especially when fish are feeding but not chasing.
StyleRibbed baitfish shape that holds scent, moves water subtly, and stays alive at slow retrieve speeds.
Where it shinesWeed edges, docks, brush, sand–weed transitions, riprap, and shallow structure where fish set up to ambush.
Weedline Swim & KillA slow, steady swim with controlled pauses to trigger following fish.Rig on a light jighead and swim it just outside the weed edge.Pause periodically and let it glide down on semi-slack line.Restart slow—most bites happen right after the fall.
Dock Skip & PendulumSkip it deep and let it swing naturally back out.Skip under shade or tight cover and allow a controlled fall.Lift once to free it, then let it pendulum back toward open water.Keep the rod still—let the ribs and tail do the work.
Bottom Glide for WalleyeSlow contact without snap-jigging or hopping.Use the lightest head that maintains bottom contact.Drag slowly, pause, and let the tail settle naturally.Lift just enough to slide it forward a few inches.