Underground Nautilus Free Slide Jigs

Description

The Underground Nautilus Free Slides are being made in Thailand and their shape is an exact imitation of a snail. They have a hydrodynamic shape, that allows them to sink quickly to the bottom, but unlikely with most Free Slide jigs, they do not have a 3D eye. Their impressive color combinations though are in Zebra pattern and will certainly make an impact.

This is a versatile Free Slide model that combines tidal performance and aesthetics appeal. The Nautilus free slide jigs aim to blend in, with the natural environment.

Its design includes a low center of gravity design and a head shape that creates resonance. Its shape produces a complex flow of water behind the head, that creates a unique tie rubber action.

One characteristic that stands out is the intensive fluorescent effect, that they produce in low light conditions. The Underground Nautilus Free Slides are rigged with double assist hooks and tinsels that resemble tentacles. To add to the appeal, you can rig the hooks with natural bait such as shrimp, or squid tentacles. Alternatively, you can use biodegradable silicone baits. Adding, or replacing the octopus tinsels will turn your jig, into a new one.

The falling motion of the Nautilus jigs provides no discomfort to the prey, since the head sinks first and the skirt follows. It appears natural and lures even weary fish.

The last word always lays with the fishing gear. Tai Rubber gear must be comprised of a highly parabolic rod, capable of handling light tools and a reel with progressive drag force. Inanycasethedragsettingsshouldnotexceed 1.5 kg. This guarantee that the hooks, or the assist line will not break under tension. Fishing with Free Slide jigs can not be done effectively with Slow Jigging rod, as the rod must be extremely soft and sensitive. The angler must also master patience in order to exhaust the prey. Once hooked, the fish has no chance to escape.