DAIWA KattouFugu X HH-150・R

A model dedicated to Kattoufugu fishing that pursues the optimum condition!

Dedicated design for fishing puffer fish such as Takifugu synderma using a cut-toe mechanism of about 25 to 30 weights. Pursuing a tone that is easy to see and invite.

■ BRAIDING X
A reinforced structure to suppress twisting that leads to power loss during rod operation by tightening the outermost layer of the blank butt section with carbon tape in an X shape.

■ Double alumite metal nut + separate hood
Supports a wide range of fishing and gripping methods. Pursuing stable hold and ease of grip, it is possible to firmly fix the reel. Double alumite metal nuts create a luxurious feel. A separate rotating hood enables tightening with peace of mind.

■ Flexible and excellent bite, glass solid tip that does not repel atari
Flexible and excellent bite, while pursuing a tip that does not repel atari, it also has durability that is easy to handle.

Kattoufugu fishing

This series is aimed at the former cut-toe fishing using weights 25 to 30.
It is recommended that the reel is a small double-screw reel of size 100 with PE2 100m display, which is as light as possible and has good winding performance. The road thread should be about 1.5 to 2. The standard weight of the cut toe is No. 25 and No. 30. Before you get used to it, it is safe to purchase and use a device with a cut-out burr from the beginning.

There is a mechanism of 1 needle and 2 needles, but 2 needles are safe if you are not used to it. If you attach this to the snap of the road thread, it's OK. A spare is necessary because it may be lost due to rooting. In addition, the color and appeal of the cut-toe weight may also affect it, so you may have various types so that you can change it with reference to the color of the person who is fishing. Besides, it is convenient to have a rod rest to put the rod when raising the device. Also, if the tip of the cut toe is blunted, the hook will be worse, so it is perfect if you have a sharpener to sharpen the tip.

■ Bait

Aoyagi is common. First, pass a needle through the kimo to the feeding tension attached to the weight, and stab it with a hard tongue to stop it, and attach 3 to 4 pieces together.