Trolling motor on high cooking.
There's one top water you can do this with, and that's the Chapo.
So, when Justin and the team designed this thing, they designed the tail to cut a little bit more than similar style baits.
And what it really does is, especially in this small size, it spits up a lot more water, makes a little bit more commotion.
There's one right there.
Chapo it imitates a lot of different things.
To me, it does two things really, really well.
It looks like a blue gill, and it looks like a shad.
The way it spits on the surface, the way that body vibrates, something about it triggers fish to want to kill it.
That last fish I caught just absolutely just murdered it.
They hit this harder than they hit other top waters.
When you're in a situation where you need to cover water, draw reaction strikes, pull fish in, pull them out of cover to your bait.
There's no better way to track these fish down and catch them.
And it's a big fish bait.
The tournament winning bait.