The Drive Shrimp realistically replicates the way a shrimp moves - busily fluttering its slender legs and limbs - down to the subtle vibrations it generates. During the fall or swim, ultra-fast micro-vibrations from the reverse arms transmit through the legs, antennae, and uniquely shaped flat tail, causing the entire body to quiver. This lifelike motion mimics a shrimp paddling through the water. The reverse arms also act as a brake, slowing the fall speed and allowing for a finely trembling slow fall that dramatically increases bites during descent. Once on the bottom, the low-density material helps maintain a natural horizontal posture, even during slow, stay-heavy retrieves. Each part moves independently without interference, producing delicate yet lifelike action that triggers bites. It becomes more shrimp than a real shrimp - delivering an unfair level of realism that makes fish open their mouths without hesitation.