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<div class="n6owBd awi2gc"> <span>Sea urchin plastic bait is </span><mark class="HxTRcb"><!--qkimaf wQBdnd_j/HugV6--><!--cqw1tb wQBdnd_j/HugV6-->a compact, spiny soft-plastic creature bait used for finesse bass fishing<!--TgQPHd|||[]--></mark>. It features a round or barrel-shaped central body covered in radiating, hair-like tentacles that quiver and displace water to mimic micro-forage<!--TgQPHd|||[]--> </div> <div class="Fsg96"><!--TgQPHd|||[]--></div> <div class="otQkpb" role="heading">Design and Action<!--TgQPHd|||[]--> </div> <div class=""> <span class="iNqyIf"><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Tentacles:<!--TgQPHd|||[]--></strong> Dozens of fine, flexible soft spines or legs flare outward.<!--TgQPHd|||[]--></span><!--TgQPHd|||[]--> </div> <div class=""><span class="iNqyIf"><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Underwater Motion:<!--TgQPHd|||[]--></strong> Radiating appendages create micro-vibrations and a "breathing" action, pulsing even when the bait sits completely still on the bottom</span></div>