Real deal real fishing information from real fishing experts presented by am soil on the tournament trail. And I'm always looking for new baits. That give me an advantage maybe catch. Me a fish or two extra in a day. This last year I came across the bait. When I'm jigging is called a ripple shad. Now ripple shad is another artificial body which we're going to a lot. And the key difference between. Any other bait I use is. It actually has some vibration. This tail back here. It through the water actually moves very hard. You can feel that vibrating through your line especially. If you're using a no stretch line like fire line the key to. This bait is to work. It a little bit more aggressive. Than other artificial baits. You actually got a jig a little bit quicker move the rod a little bit quicker to get. That tail to vibrate but the nice thing is. This body is actually built to vibrate. You can see there're little slashes. Or ripples in the body here to give it. More action more flexibility. One of the key things you've got to do with. This bait though is make sure. You hook it up right. What I mean is you got to have. It on your jig nice and straight so. What I do is simply go right through the nose of. This bait but then be real careful. And line it up so it comes right straight out the very middle of the back of. That bait what that'll do is make. It go up straight it'll glide straight. And it'll hang in the water straight so. If you're looking for a new bait a bait that's particularly good. And stained in dingy water the ripple shed is gonna be a great.

One to add to your arsenal.