When fall in the northsinker, the hook penetration direction allows you to create two actions, either a curve fall or a vertical fall. When you view the irregular setting Indian stick from the above angle, you can set the hook in the direction of the crevet, and it will create an irregular fall action while shaking the body. During the no-sinker jerk, you can switch the bus with unpredictable motion if you think you kick it back in a moment. Set the hook at an angle from the vertical setting without any crevices to create a perfect vertical fall. We recommend vertical embroidery if you want to aim tight for manmade or shrimp algae patches. In Texas rigging, the covillage in the center of the tail is flat and the unnevered body will hold water strongly when falling in Texas rig or on the bottom crawl to create strong waves. When the bottom changes convey to the body, it becomes an amplified movement that makes the bass presence overwhelming.