Hideup New Pylon84 a light walking the dog eager to dive and transform into stickbait

Hideup New Pylon 84 

The way they define the Hideup New Pylon 84 is a mix between a walking the dog and a pencil, let's see why.

To begin with, the Hideup New Pylon 84 is a WTD, this to be clear, it is born this way, floating and with the typical design of this kind of lures. Even so, thanks to a particularly successful design and to the contribution of the two counterweight spheres, which have the freedom to move on every side of the chambers that contain them, we can also take advantage of it as a stickbait. Once again the video comes to our aid, but be careful, you may see the Visa incandescent, click at your own risk, then do not come with complaints from the missus.

The images show us that with a few tugs of the rod tip up and down the Hideup New Pylon 84 dives and starts a splash that seems deadly to us. There is a lot of noise and more bubbles than usual and on top of that we can also count on the fish that are suspended in shallow water and that don't want to know anything about eating at the top.

The wiggle in walking mode is one of those that we can define quite wide, if we let him, because there is the frenzy mode that transforms the Hideup New Pylon 84 in a hysterical doll that zigzags as if he had seen the devil in a boat and, once again, raises a lot of noise, the baby does not go unnoticed. The movable weights do their job, let it flank, dive, swim well and cast far which in a lure that weighs less than 10 grams seems important to us.

Of course it is a WTD that we recommend because it seems to us that it has many pros, by virtue of its size it goes hand in hand with the seabass in the season that are feeding on small grass fish and it may be good for sea bream while in freshwater it is certainly a good lure for black bass and barbel. 

Size:
Floating 84mm x 9g