Bumblehead

Bumblehead

The Bumblehead was created to cut through the middle of flatweed and target standing trees and structures in a tighter, snag-free manner than swim jigs that could be used to target mid-level fish. It is a swim head with excellent slip-through and range-keeping capabilities.
The low center of gravity and front-heavy real head design suppress the tendency for the eye to float up by setting the eye position at the tip of the head, and keep the swimming posture close to horizontal, realizing the ideal swim jig strategy that keeps the range while slipping through. Also, by removing the skirt, quick fall speed and further range keeping performance are pursued. HEAD DESIGN
The head design wraps around the trailer worm from above and below, creating a sense of unity even without a skirt, and the newly designed wire keeper holds the worm firmly in place even when making repeated full casts.