Duckett Fishing YEN Ashi Urchin Bait
The all-new Duckett Fishing YEN Ashi Urchin is a premium, JDM-inspired urchin bait designed to deliver lifelike movement with minimal input, making it ideal for pressured or finicky bass.
- Molded from ultra-reactive TPE, its slim 33mm x 15mm body provides flexibility and responsiveness while minimizing excess material around the hook point.
- Features 42 individual legs that pulse, flare, and remain active with subtle movements, creating a natural, enticing presentation even during slow retrieves.
- A molded 1mm center channel allows for quick, consistent rigging and pairs seamlessly with the YEN Qwik Rig Urchin Harness and other Urchin rigs.
- Available in a few key colors and measuring 33mm x 15mm, the Duckett Fishing YEN Ashi Urchin is optimized for natural, dynamic action in the water.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 33mm x 15mm |
| Material | Ultra-reactive TPE |
| Leg Count | 42 legs |
| Center Channel | 1mm |
FAQ
How does the YEN Ashi Urchin perform in slow retrieves?
The 42 individual legs pulse and flare with subtle movements, maintaining natural activity even during slow retrieves, which helps attract finicky bass.
Can the YEN Ashi Urchin be used with other rig types?
Yes, it pairs seamlessly with the YEN Qwik Rig Urchin Harness and other Urchin rigs due to its molded 1mm center channel.
What makes the TPE material different from traditional baits?
The ultra-reactive TPE provides greater flexibility and responsiveness, reducing material around the hook point and enhancing lifelike movement.
Pippa Russell –
Used the YEN Ashi Urchin on a slow retrieve in a pressured bass spot. The legs moved naturally and kept the fish interested even when the action was minimal. Great for finicky conditions.
Tim Peters –
Felt the movement was more realistic than other urchin baits I’ve tried. The 1mm center channel made rigging fast and consistent. Works well with the Qwik Rig harness.
Ruth Ball –
Caught two bass in under 30 minutes using this bait. The 42 legs kept flaring during slow pulls, which kept the fish engaged. Highly recommended for pressured waters.