Tron Foster the more the tail bends at a 90 degree choppier it is Less of a bend makes it wide glide on straight retrieve like a big s.. the chopp glides you mainly work them with the reel with 1/2 turn retrieves like a pause and go.. or you can use them like a jerk bait with jerks to make them chop

That thing is a chop style lol.. I like it reminds me of the trick shad by bucca. I have 2 of them they are really good..

Take a picture of the angle of the tail section being bent over

Yea seems to be more of a swaver style of glide great for covering water in open flats .. like the arashi glide.. I modified my swavers with a dremel to chop more.. the choppier style of glides are better around cover..

I use a speed clip sometimes.. depending on the glide sometimes it hinders action sometimes not.. most chop glides come with split rings.. I personally throw alot of glide baits.

I have yet to see any scientific documentation on the red eyes and any correlation to the spawn.. I have read it’s just a pigmentation issue.. I have caught several hundreds of bass during the spawn and only like 2-5% of them have red eyes.. I would like to see some actual resources to determine if this is a real occurrence.. or just a genetic mutation.. there are a lot of myths on this such as chemicals in water from runoff to levels of mercury

Is that seriously what red eyes mean I thought I caught a random coosa river bass on the coast of North Carolina… I’ve never caught a red eyed bass over 4 pounds … hmm I’ve noticed fish this year seem to be a lot thinner than any other year this time

Somedays it be like that lol

lol for sure we will be doing some bs.. will be answering all questions so feel free to ask

I’m going to check this out