Ned stub (TPE finesse)
A 2-3 in buoyant TPE stub that stands tail-up on a mushroom head and refuses to tear — the bait that made the Ned rig.
Soft plastics are the biggest family in bass fishing: 36 shapes, each designed for a rig, a depth and a mood.
- Shape = design purpose: fish, worm, craw, creature, tube, frog
- Finesse tier vs power tier: the same shape at 3.5 in and 7 in is two different techniques
- Tail type decides the action; body decides the fall
- Rig it the way it was designed to be rigged
- What it is — Half a stick bait moulded in buoyant elastomer (ElaZtech-style). On a light mushroom head the tail floats up and the bait stands at rest; the material survives dozens…
- Designed for — The Ned rig: dragged and deadsticked on light line for pressured, cold or clear-water bass of both species. Also a finesse drop-shot bait.
- Trade-offs — No power tier; stored with PVC plastics it melts them.
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