Not Really Defying Gravity, But Better For the Environment : Catch Outdoors's Z.G.H.A. Underspin
Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2019 6:27 am
Not Really Defying Gravity, But Better For the Environment : Catch Outdoors's Z.G.H.A. Underspin
Introduction: Bladed baits are on somewhat of a revival it would seem. For whatever reason, spinnerbaits are not nearly as popular as they once were, but baits like 'bama rigs, vibrating jigs, even crankbaits with attached blades continue to gain popularity. One blade configuration that exists in more anonymity is the underspin. Yes, they are out there, and obviously anglers use them, but they're not talked about as much as they were maybe ten to fifteen years ago. Today, we take a look at an intriguing interpretation of the underspin by Catch Outdoors. Introducing their Zero Gravity Hybrid Airdrop Underspin.
Complete Review: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewcatchze ... rspin.html
Introduction: Bladed baits are on somewhat of a revival it would seem. For whatever reason, spinnerbaits are not nearly as popular as they once were, but baits like 'bama rigs, vibrating jigs, even crankbaits with attached blades continue to gain popularity. One blade configuration that exists in more anonymity is the underspin. Yes, they are out there, and obviously anglers use them, but they're not talked about as much as they were maybe ten to fifteen years ago. Today, we take a look at an intriguing interpretation of the underspin by Catch Outdoors. Introducing their Zero Gravity Hybrid Airdrop Underspin.
Complete Review: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewcatchze ... rspin.html