BASSDAY Gyokusai 135F #C-446 Clear Green

The strongest minnow that cuts through the wind with a super heavyweight.
The new mechanism TSL firmly fixes the super heavy weight.

■ Everyone has a stable flight distance

■ When the wind blows, it comes into play

■ Capture a shallow range and swim firmly even if you wind it slowly.

Overwhelming flight distance, shallow dive depth, and the strongest weapon against wind!

In order to confront the strong monsoon, GYOKUSAI 135F is a super bullet minnow that gives top priority to flight distance and flight attitude.
In addition to the conventional shaft glider system, the new mechanism TSL (Torsion Spring Lock system) (PAT.P) is adopted for the center of gravity movement system. For the first time in the history of BASSDAY development, a huge cylindrical tungsten with a diameter of 8 mm and 14.5 g is used for the moving weight. With the super-heavy moving weight and new mechanism, the strongest weapon that can withstand headwinds has been completed.
The action is set to strong rolling and wobbling so that you can swim well even at slow speeds.
Since this action setting is originally the size of the moving weight, it may cause fluttering or jumping out to the surface of the water, but it is firmly fixed by the new mechanism TSL, and it realizes swimming like a fixed center of gravity.
Since the swim is transmitted firmly to your hand, you can feel the flow even when fishing at night with poor visibility. Also, due to the dive depth, it is set to less than 1m. The fish eater that chases the bait into the surf, tidal flats, and shallow areas has been finished in a dive range when it is further driven to the surface of the water.
The hook is a two-hook and the count is set large, so there is no problem even if the target is a blue fish.

* As a result of giving top priority to overwhelming flight distance and adopting super-heavy moving weights, the weight may not return well when landing. In that case, you can start swimming more quickly by gently fanning the rod tip.

By adopting a shaft glider system and ultra-heavy cylindrical weights, we were able to obtain power with torque that is comparable to headwinds. However, in the lock system due to the friction between the weight room wall and the columnar weight similar to the log surf, the rampage of the super heavy columnar weight cannot be suppressed, and the weight moves backward and the action collapses. I was worried about how to suppress the rampage of the super heavy cylinder weight. .. .. .. .. .. ..
The answer was familiar. The torsion spring used for the clip that stops documents etc. is built in the shaft glider system, and the repulsive force of the torsion spring suppresses the rampage of the super heavy cylindrical weight. With this new mechanism TSL (torsion spring lock system), a super-heavy giant cylindrical moving weight with a diameter of 8 mm and a diameter of 14.5 g can be mounted, and the strongest weapon that can crush headwinds has been completed.