SANTEC - HOGY WORM WITH GRUB TAIL SOFT BAIT 2.6" X 6 PCS SOFT PLASTIC SOFT LURE

Santec Hogy Worm With Grub Tail Soft Bait 2.6" x 6 Pcs

The Santec Hogy Worm with Grub Tail is a 2.6" soft plastic that pairs a segmented worm body with a curled grub tail. The curl is the point: it catches water and rolls on its own at the slowest speed an angler can reel, so the lure keeps working even when barely moving. That self-generated action makes it one of the easiest soft plastics to fish well — no cadence to learn, no rod work needed to bring it to life — which is why grub tails stay a first choice for newer anglers and for slow, cold or pressured water. Six pieces to a pack in twelve colours, it covers bass, snapper, mackerel and most small to mid-size predators.

Key Features

• 2.6" body with a curled grub tail that rolls at very low retrieve speeds
• Ribbed worm body for extra vibration and scent retention
• Six pieces per pack, model 35912
• Twelve colours, including Glow (#04) and UV Ice Blue (#03) for low light and deeper water
• Fishes alone or as a trailer behind a jig, spinnerbait or blade

How To Fish It

• Slow straight retrieve — Cast, count the lure down, then wind at the slowest steady speed that keeps the tail turning. You should feel a soft, continuous throb; if it stops, slow down rather than speed up.
• Lift and drop — Lift the rod to 10 o'clock and let the bait fall on a semi-slack line. The tail keeps curling on the way down, so most bites come on the drop.
• Vertical jigging from a jetty or boat — Drop to the bottom, lift a metre, lower slowly. The tail does the work with no extra rod movement, which suits current.
• Jig trailer — Add it behind a jig, spinnerbait or chatterbait to widen the profile and add tail roll.

Target Species By Region

• Southeast Asia — Hampala barb (sebarau) and peacock bass in reservoirs, small barramundi (siakap) and mangrove jack in canals and drains, grunter and small trevally off jetties.
• North America — Crappie, perch and bass on a light jig head; walleye on a slow bottom roll; speckled trout and school redfish inshore.
• Japan & East Asia — Rockfish (kasago, mebaru) and small hata on light game tackle around ports; a curl tail is a common beginner choice in Japanese rockfishing.
• Australia, Middle East & Europe — Bream, flathead and Australian bass in estuaries; perch and small pike in European rivers and canals; small emperor on Gulf inshore ground.

Specifications

Colours: #01 Black Orange, #02 Bright Chartreuse, #03 UV Ice Blue, #04 Glow, #05 Black Gold, #06 Orange Yellow, #07 Motor Oil, #08 Baby Minnow, #09 Green, #10 Pink, #11 Fancy Chicken, #12 Pearl White.

Recommended Pairing

• 1–7 g jig head on a light or ultralight spinning rod for freshwater and light game
• Size 1 to 1/0 weedless worm hook when fishing weed, timber or mangrove roots
• PE 0.3–0.8 braid with a 6–12 lb fluorocarbon leader; step up around rocks and oyster-covered piles