HIDEUP Coike Fish Elastomer L
The Hideup Coike Fish is one of the most unique and effective finesse baits on the market, designed to perfectly imitate the movement of a compact bait-ball. The Elastomer L version enhances buoyancy, durability, and micro-movement to attract finicky or pressured bass that ignore standard soft plastics.
Unlike traditional creature baits, the Hideup Coike Fish uses dozens of miniature fish-shaped elastomer strands that shake, pulse, and quiver at the slightest movement. This creates a natural forage look that bass key in on during subtle presentations.
The Elastomer L model floats, making it perfect for slow, finesse-style applications where realism matters. Because the Hideup Coike Fish responds to even the smallest rod twitch, it excels on weightless rigs, light jig heads, drop shots, and free rigs.
Whether you’re fishing ultra-clear water or targeting pressured bass in high-traffic lakes, the Hideup Coike Fish offers a presentation they rarely see — and often can’t resist.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hideup Coike Fish?
What is the Hideup Coike Fish?
The Hideup Coike Fish is a Japanese finesse soft bait designed to imitate a compact bait-ball. Its elastomer strands are shaped like tiny fish, giving it natural, subtle movement that attracts pressured or finicky bass.
How is the Coike Fish different from the 13mm, 17mm, or Fullcast versions?
How is the Coike Fish different from the 13mm, 17mm, or Fullcast versions?
The smaller 13mm and 17mm models are Coike fiber attachments, while Fullcast is another variation. The Hideup Coike Fish Elastomer L is a full-size lure designed to be fished as a complete soft bait with more lifelike action.
What rigs work best with the Hideup Coike Fish?
What rigs work best with the Hideup Coike Fish?
The Coike Fish works extremely well on:
• Weightless rig
• Light jig head
• Drop shot
• Free rig
• Tokyo rig
Its floating elastomer material gives it subtle, natural action on finesse setups.
Does the Hideup Coike Fish float?
Does the Hideup Coike Fish float?
Yes. The Elastomer L model floats and moves naturally with minimal motion, making it ideal for subtle finesse presentations.