DAIWA Bass Lure Bank Flutter Secret Chart

A finesse fishing rod specializing in octopus fishing! [Water-through-gill structure] The water-through-gill structure is especially effective in Okappari. For example, small rivers where the edge of the bank is covered with a cover. When you cast, the line hangs on a branch, creating an angle for the line, and even in situations where the lure would not normally take action, the water-through gill structure firmly grabs the water and takes action. The same can be said for approaches from high up on scaffolding. This makes it easier to pull the bait to your feet, leading to more bite opportunities. [Saxus swivel hook eye] The hook eye uses a Saxus swivel. The weak point of the wing is that it tends to create resistance on the wing, and when the bass goes wild, it loses its tension all at once, making it easy to get caught. The amazing rotational power of the Saxus Swivel eliminates this weakness. It follows the violent movements of the bass and reduces the phenomenon of the hook twisting and coming off. [Fixing the pedestal with Heaton] By fixing the pedestal with Heaton, it is now possible to tune with pliers, etc., without the need for a screwdriver. By shaking the pedestal, you can see a different action/sound. [Weight (g)]: 44.5 [Size (mm)]: 1150 [Hook]: Saxus processed treble #1/0