Manns Bait Co. Ltd Shad Soft Plastic Lure AS 80mm - 5pcs

Tom Mann founded his artificial lure manufacturing company in America in 1956.

Many people don't even notice this information... but they do notice that Mann's Bait Company now uniquely manufactures artificial lures for almost every type of spinning in the world.

A traditionally shaped soft plastic lure, which the manufacturer has equipped with a disc-shaped tail larger than average.

Thanks to the soft material characteristic of Mann's soft plastics and the greater resistance generated by the tail, it performs an intense, enticing movement.
Extra soft material that gives the bait lifelike movement. Flexible yet durable head that won't crack even after multiple rigging.
Low resistance, easy to retrieve V-profile, balanced, massive body. Large, intensely vibrating tail. MANN’S SHAD NATURAL - The Shad soft plastic lure palette includes four natural-colored baits that, when moving in the water, create the effect of real food, thereby enticing even the most cautious predators to strike. MANN’S SHAD CLASSIC - Four well-proven glittery and greenish shades, essential for successful spinning fishing. MANN’S SHAD AGGRESSOR - Thanks to its vibrant colors, it attracts the attention of predators from afar. Its use can provoke aggressive strikes from zander, pike, and catfish even in times of low bites.
When guided at the right speed, it creates waves in the water that provoke nearby predators to strike.

And what is the right speed?
One must distinguish between still and flowing water.

- In flowing water, our job is perhaps even simpler, as the current already generates enticing tail movement even when the bait is held in place. The biggest difficulty here is choosing the right lead head size. At what speed does it sink back to the bottom? How easy is it to start moving against the current?
These are crucial things upon which the success of fishing depends.

- In still water, views vary. Some believe, but it also depends on the specific water, that extra slow, steady retrieval is effective, while others swear by saw-tooth lifting, which they achieve either with the fishing rod or by quickly reeling and then stopping the reel.


Much also depends on the placement of the jig head; choose a hook large enough so that its bend reaches the end of the belly section, thus achieving a perfect hookset while perfectly maintaining the movement of the artificial lure.
Insert the hook through the mouth and push it through the artificial lure so that it comes out of its back.