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The Daiwa Prorex Classic Shad Perch Kit 2 is designed for anglers targeting perch and other small-to-medium predators who require a versatile, ready-to-use soft plastic lure system. Its primary strength lies in the combination of a high-vibration Duck Fin tail and a slim profile that mimics baitfish movement effectively. While it provides excellent convenience with its pre-rigged setup, users should note that the fixed 1/0 hook size is optimized specifically for these lures and may not be suitable for swapping onto larger or significantly different bait profiles.
| Model Part Number | 16751-002 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Daiwa |
Each lure is rigged with a 1/0 hook.
While designed for freshwater perch, they can be used in saltwater; just be sure to rinse the jigheads with fresh water after each session to prevent rust.
Yes, once the original jighead wears out, you can remove it and re-rig the shad with a new jighead of your choice.
Each lure, including the jighead, weighs 5g.
The kit contains 4 pieces total, one of each color mentioned.
Check that the lure is rigged perfectly centered on the hook. If the plastic is torn or twisted, re-thread it straight onto the hook shank.
Ensure no debris or weeds are wrapped around the tail. You can also slightly stretch the tail wrist to loosen the material if it has been stored in a compressed state.
These lures perform best when paired with light to medium-light spinning rods and 6-10lb braided line or fluorocarbon leader. To maintain the life of your soft plastics, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent color bleeding or deformation. After fishing, rinse the jigheads with fresh water if you have used them in saltwater to prevent corrosion. Ensure the lures are stored flat or hanging to prevent the tails from becoming kinked, which can negatively affect their swimming action.
