Trying to make a paracord T-tail lure

I’ve been messing around with a survival-ish minimalist build using nothing but paracord, a hook, and scrounged parts. The goal is to get something that acts like a soft-plastic T-tail or a swimbait.

So far though I can’t get much decent action out of it .. The best I’ve managed is a little wobble or a slow spin. Anyone got ideas on how to make paracord bodies/tails actually kick side-to-side?

Would love to hear tweaks, rigging tricks, or even totally different approaches.

Version history 😅:

1. Cobra weave body, 2 strands as tail, wooden toggle/button as paddle: had absolutely no action, just dragged like a stick.

2. Switched to a button, 1 hollow paracord strand tail with knots: got a slight wobble at the tail, better but still weak.

3. One strand and shorter tail, offset button: got a slow spin of the whole lure, not really the tail kick I was looking for.