Hence, a lure that either moves silently through the water column, such as a jerkbait, or one that exhibits random clicking sounds like a crawfish, such as a spider jig rooting across gravel, is potentially more likely to be eaten by a bass than a bait that makes a great deal of repetitive commotion
The bites are very soft, if youre not watching their tip or the jig you might not see it
It has a real erratic wobble/vibration and the bill is completely silver and reflects a lot of light
I remember seeing it a while back and dismissing it, primarily because of the horizontal-only orientation
Um, and put that in place, um, quite often