Features

• Even with a lightweight jig head, it has amazing range and is the basic form of an aging worm.
• A pintail worm with shallow ribs that produce vital, ultra-fine waves. Light Salt: Various rigs are made for worms, but the jighead rig is used most often. Throwability is a very important factor in this fishing with this lightweight rig.
• In "Staple Fly," the basic shape of the body was revised in order to gain range while maintaining a lightweight jig head. Increasing the volume of the body itself by extending the peak of the body volume to the rear of the body and by making the cross section angular at the back instead of circular.
• While reducing the volume of the body silhouette, the worm body has increased its own weight and improved the distance throw.
• It may seem like a small difference, but in practice, it's huge, and the lighter the rig, the more you'll feel the difference.
• The original size uses a 0.8 g jig head, which is about 22% more distance than a worm with the same volume.
• This difference is large when fishing a light rig with a narrow range to search for, and the difference in the range is necessarily the difference in the catch.
• There is also a hook support hole at the head and a straight line at the back for easy and accurate worm hook setting.
• To better match the field conditions, in addition to the original 2 inches, we added a 2.4 inch long model, which is useful when you are supplementing with small sardines and shirasu, and a 1.4 inch short model, which is a breakthrough when you are picky about mysids. The ability to handle seasonal patterns is improved by using different sizes.