Tiny Bulldoze

Deps's Tiny Bulldoze represents the smaller version of the famous Bulldoze, released on the market in 2012. This new smaller size, has a length of only 10cm and is perfectly suited to many fishing situations. It imitates the shape and size of the fish that populate the fishing spots and, thanks to the polycarbonate paddle, it resists shocks and avoids getting stuck in the covers. Internally it has a system with a 6 mm stainless steel "rattle" ball, integrated into the front of the body. The thoracic fin is made of PVC, adheres to the body during swimming and protrudes as if it were hovering during the stop. PVC material is also used for the tail fin, which fools the Black Bass thanks to a more realistic silhouette. The ventral fins act as horizontal stabilizers and, not only prevent the hook from getting stuck, but also stabilize the posture and play a role during the action. If retrieved linearly it's possible to probe from the surface water layer up to an interval of 1.3m. In this case the strong vibrations and metallic noise will surely attract even in difficult conditions where muddy water and the lake surface are rippled, and the high obstacle avoidance performance will cause it to come into contact with the structure such as the top of the algae and around the standing trees. While if it's left waving on the surface of the water it will imitate a fish that feeds on the surface of the water with its fluttering fins. The realistic floating posture that can be mistaken for the real one is an important factor in inducing the Black Bass to attack.

Action: Floating

Swimming depths: max. 1.3m