Nories' "Shumok 47" features a hammerhead shape reminiscent of a hammerhead shark, incorporating a special bar weight. This design prevents it from tipping over when it hits the bottom. By concentrating two high-density tungsten balls at the front in addition to the bar weight, it allows for shaking with the rod tip while keeping the hammerhead on the bottom, minimizing movement and enabling the tail to rise and fall. Additionally, every time the front of the hammerhead makes contact with something, it triggers a body roll that entices bites. Its true potential shines during extremely low water temperatures when trout activity drops significantly. This super weapon can elicit bites even in conditions where other bottom lures lose their effectiveness due to ultra-low activity.
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