It’s a highly versatile technique that allows you to cover a lot of water quickly with medium-speed retrieves, imitating a fleeing prey. On the other hand, with extremely slow retrieves, you can stimulate the predatory instinct of even the least active fish by imitating a struggling prey. By using offset hooks, some soft swimbaits are perfectly compatible for use around or even inside cover, where predators like bass and pike tend to position themselves.
Another great advantage of this category of lures is the ability to probe every layer of the water column by adding weight to the hook or the soft plastic, varying it according to the depth at which you want to fish your soft swimbait.
There is a huge range of soft swimbaits on the market, varying in shape, size, and, above all, type: from the classic flat-tailed ones, widely used, to those with a paddle tail and even true soft glide baits. Among this vast array of offerings, a soft swimbait with peculiar characteristics stands out, produced by Engine: the LFT 145 and 180 represent a kind of revolution in the category.