The term "soft baits" applies to any flexible lure that is made primarily of a soft material such as plastic, rubber, or pliable organic compounds. Typically, the material is molded to immitate natural food and combined with coloring, flavoring and/or reflective agents. The finished product is usually rigged with a weighted line to provide diving capabilities and artifical motion. Typical rigging techniques include the Carolina rig, the Texas rig, the dropshot rig, and wacky.