When fish are tight and won’t chase much, we tie on this little tractor. Twin propellers churn a noisy, frothy wake that pulls bass and pike up from surprising depths.
It’s built to make maximum commotion in a tiny package — dual rotating blades throw a wide, bubbly wake on a slow, steady wind. A low-center counterweight keeps it tracking straight instead of spinning out, so blow-ups turn into hook-ups. At about 5cm with the props, it punches well above its size.
Why it’s a daily driver
Double-propeller wake — twin blades splash and chug to call fish from a distance.
Small bait, big noise — surface disturbance like a bait twice its size.
Low-center counterweight — tracks straight, won’t spin, and lifts the hookup ratio.
Sharp 6062 trebles — strong and corrosion resistant for fresh and saltwater.
How to work it
Tie direct with a Palomar or improved clinch knot.
Best early, late, and on overcast low-light days — a year-round topwater option.
Retrieve wind slow and steady for a consistent wake; pause-twitch for a wounded struggle; speed up when fish chase.
Work lily pads, grass edges, dock shadows, laydowns, points, and calm backwaters.
Specs
Model
Body length
Weight
Hooks
Depth
5.8g
1.57" (4cm)
0.20 oz
#10 Treble
Surface
11g
1.18" (3cm)
0.39 oz
#6 Treble
Surface
About 4–5cm total with props · Target: bass, pike, musky, striped bass, barramundi.
One of the lures we actually use — proven on the water, easy on the wallet, so you can fish it without watching the price tag.
