NED-Stick • Red-Head • 8-pack
Classic attack point for followers and short slashes.
The Red-Head is based on a simple but effective idea: give the fish a clear point to aim at. On a NED-Stick, where the bait is often stationary near the bottom, the red head becomes a focused trigger.
Attack Point Follower Short Cuts Clear/Lightly Colored DOWN Rig
Why Red-Head should be in the box
When the fish follow but cut short, the problem may be direction, not interest. A red front can help the fish lock onto the head of the bait.
This makes Red-Head strong as a follow-up to neutral colors.
Problem The fish is interested but bites briefly or misses the target.
Solution Clear red attack point in a small, slow DOWN format.
Buy it to have a precision trigger bait when followers need to be stabbed.
Quick choice by the water
- Best when clear to slightly colored water, followers, short strokes and lower light.
- Species Perch following, zander when the bait is presented slowly near the bottom.
- Bottom Stone, gravel, sand, piers and bottom edges.
- First, avoid really dark/turbid water where the entire silhouette needs to be enhanced.
This is how you fish it
- Use Red-Head when you have followers or missed attacks.
- Let the bait stand still so the attack point becomes clear.
- Fish with short movements and long pauses.
- For short bursts: reduce the pace further.
Color logic
Visual focus areas can help the predator direct its strike. A clear main color makes it easier to attack the bait correctly when the fish is already close.
Red-Head is therefore a color for converting interest into contact.
CNW Recommendation Choose Red-Head as a follow-up when you know the fish are there but aren't hooking properly.