We have not been very quick in introducing the RT Shad by Molix to the store, but now it's coming through the front door We wanted to try the RT Shad by Molix since we had been told from Italy that it was a very special soft plastic, whose rolling was going to leave us very impressed. Well, the guys at Molinella were not lying, as soon as we had the opportunity to soak it, we were in love. There are fishermen who fancy realistic design, others less, but we can say that the RT Shad by Molix can be proud of its resemblance to a baitfish, they have nailed it. But it is when we rig it and walk it through its natural environment that really shines. It is wonderful to see this lure swim, wobbles from side to side moving water and transmitting vibrations and appetizing information to the surrounding predators and if we pause the recovery, it sinks very naturally with that large piece of tail that does not stop vibrating. It may have been luck, but for us was to toss it and hit the target, pity that the critter knew Latin and took a meter of leader a jig head and our RT Shad by Molix altogether. As soon as it hits the water the tail is moving already with the sole displacement of water derived from the cast and manages to preserve that precious rolling although we recover very slowly. Obviously, the less we weight it, the better it will move at low speed, but even using heavier jig heads, it never stops working like a clock. When we enter the world of realistic shad rigs, each one has his bible, therefore, we are going to touch this subject with some care. First of all, keep in mind that a rig that works very well with the RT Shad by Molix 4.5 ", for example, a weightless hook, might not have the same effect with the 2.8", first, because we might not even be able to cast it, and then because it might not be enough to cut wind or current. A jig head that will not disappoint is the OJ200 T-Power Finesse by OMTD as well as the VJ36 by Decoy , both have offset hooks and fit very well leaving the RT Shad by Molix to swim freely. Another interesting option is the OMTD OH1500 T-Swimbait , but only for the two larger models since there is not a sufficiently small hook size for the 2.8 ", and of similar style there is also the OHTD OH2700 still by OMTD, same hook, but without added lead. Among the classics the OMTD OJ1500 , a round head that gives us the opportunity to add a triple or a blade, but beware, adding a blade could reduce the rolling of the RT Shad of Molix. If you like to combine the action of the RT Shad by Molix with an element that adds brightness and vibrations, always keeping in mind what we just mentioned in the previous paragraph, there is the Owner's Flashy Swimmer , a safe bet for these rigs, and if we like to work the softie near the bottom, touching the structures and taking advantage of the dull thud of a tungsten weight, we recommend the Decoy Zero Dan , a very efficient combo. The best combinations for the smaller 2.8 "model, could come with the Molix Racing Jighead or SV32 Tank Head from Decoy, we doubt that it can hold a hook larger than a # 1. Yes, we recommend the RT Shad by Molix with closed eyes and we are convinced that as soon as you try it you will be delighted with its action so emphatically realistic. Size:
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