Small rubber jigs are most effective when the right trailer is set. The opposite is true as well, when the wrong trailer is selected, even well-designed jigs won’t reach their full potential. The EGU-BUG is designed so that everyone can equally feel the potential when combined with the EGU-DAMA series of jigs.
On the small rubber jig, the rubber skirt acts as the parts, while the trailer is the body. Based on our experience, the EGU-BUG was designed with the best balance in volume that doesn’t hide in the skirt, while staying subtle. It has moderate volume that complements the small rubber jig perfectly.
When considering the best trailer for small rubber jigs, it shouldn’t overpower the fine action of the rubber skirt. The EGU-BUG fits naturally with the skirt’s action while its own antennas create unusual vibrations on delicate shakes while responding vividly in light current. The arms on both sides flap vertically and emit varying vibrations.
The fins on its head and inverted deep ribs on its body create ample water resistance that gives it a big presence even in a compact size. It eliminates the small rubber jig’s weakness which is the lack of feel. Because it has ample water resistance that limits forward progression, it makes high-level techniques like pinpoint shaking easy to do.
The EGU-BUG’s ability doesn’t stop there. It’s effective when used as a single worm. It’s great on a drop shot rig where air pockets cling to its ribs giving it a swaying and delicate action that attracts bass.
Designed specifically for the EGU-DAMA series, combine the EGU-BUG on any of the EGU-DAMA jigs to feel its true potential.
