Megabass Magdraft Hasu Raver Swimbait

Key to its success is the MAGHOLD (PAT.P) system, which magnetically secures the treble hook close to the body, minimizing visual clutter and maximizing realism. This hook-camouflage system allows for natural, uninhibited movement, making the bait nearly indistinguishable from a live target.

On a straight retrieve, the subtle fin flicks and tail pulses bring the lure to life. Stop the retrieve, and it delivers an irresistible flick that often triggers reaction bites. Speed things up, and it performs a panic-driven escape—perfect for calling in those fish that were following but hesitant.

Whether mimicking falling sweetfish, ugui, or the larger reservoir bait patterns, the Hasu Raver adapts effortlessly, making it a deadly choice for wary bass and other trophy predators. For targets that ignore traditional swimbaits, the Hasu Raver offers a "pseudo-life form" swimming action that flips the switch on their predatory instincts.

1. STRAIGHT RETRIEVE

The Magdraft Hasu Raver supports a wide range of retrieve speeds, each triggering a unique and natural swimming action to match different fishing scenarios and predator moods.

1. Dead Throw Retrieve – "Sticking Action"

A super slow, almost dead-slow retrieve results in a subtle, suspended movement.

2. Slow to Medium Retrieve – "Snake Swimming"

At a steady, moderate pace, the Hasu Raver exhibits a smooth, sinuous snake-like swim. The triple-jointed body and ultra-thin joints create a natural, flowing S-curve that mimics a relaxed,

3. Fast Retrieve – "Buzzing Action" Just Below the Surface

At high speeds, the lure transitions into a high-pitched buzzing action just under the water’s surface. This panic-mode retrieve simulates a fleeing baitfish in distress,

2. TWITCH ACTION – Irregular Escape Trigger

The Magdraft Hasu Raver comes alive with twitch and jerk techniques, unleashing unpredictable, erratic escape movements that imitate a panicked baitfish under attack.

By executing pinpoint jerks near cover or structure, anglers can precisely control the bait’s motion, manipulating the time and place of the strike. This targeted action ignites the fighting instinct of bass lying in ambush, often provoking a fierce reaction bite—even from fish that ignored a straight retrieve.

Whether you're working tight along laydowns, rocks, or weed edges, the Hasu Raver’s responsive body and fluttering fins make every twitch count, delivering a highly realistic and chaotic escape display that triggers instinctual attacks.