Most shad tails in the world fall or rise up to make chasing bass bite, but Witch Shad can be lured by twitching. The lightweight tail has a slit, and the tail bends when twitched, allowing you to freely control the darting action that was almost nonexistent with shad tail worms. In addition, when the bent tail reaches a certain deceleration range, it returns to its original position spontaneously, so it is a mechanism that brakes itself. It is a shad tail worm that looks normal but is perfect for baiting, and has eliminated the problem of bass losing interest after jerking, which is common with jerk soft baits. The tail moves responsively, making it a shad tail that is very easy to use with any rig and catches fish.