DAIWA Morethan MonsterSlider 160F #20th Branzino

Introducing an easy-to-use 16cm big pencil that is ideal for situations where there are many bites but hooking is bad!

With the synergistic effect of quick & wide turn and super rattle sound by the newly adopted V hull shape, the threaded ranker sea bass also uses the mouth unintentionally!

1. Abdominal V-hull shape By making
the shape of the latter half of the abdomen the same V-hull as the bottom of the boat, the body will slide on the surface of the water in the latter half of the dog walk action, enabling quick and wide turns!
If you lose sight of the lures that are often found in ranker sea bass, you will be addicted to the habit of relentlessly attacking and induce a part-time job!

2. High buoyancy big head & three-dimensional Ella shape
By thickening the body head to increase buoyancy, the head pops out of the water surface at the start of the dog walk, and at the same time, the three-dimensional Ella stirs the water and appeals to the Ranker Seabass. !!

3. Super Rattle Sound that brings the sea bass together With the
high-frequency big rattle sound that easily resonates in the water, it is possible to appeal to the sea bass in a remote place. Demonstrates its power even when there are many baits!

4. # 2 treble hook & double ring specification that prioritizes hooking By setting a
slightly smaller # 2 hook with a double ring (single ring only for the center hook) with a 16 cm pencil, it becomes easier to be sucked, and even a short bite that seems to play Hooking is possible!

■ High buoyancy big head & three-dimensional gills shape

By thickening the body head to increase buoyancy, the head pops out of the water surface at the start of the dog walk, and at the same time, the three-dimensional gills stir the water and appeal to the ranker sea bass!

■ Abdominal V-hull shape

By making the shape of the latter half of the abdomen the same V-hull as the bottom of the boat, the body will slide on the surface of the water in the latter half of the dog walk action, enabling quick and wide turns!

How to use :

Rhythmically jerk the rod while the lure is floating on the surface of the water, and invite it with as wide a dog walk action as possible.
Ranker Seabass loses sight of the lure each time it moves a lot from side to side and gets excited and bites at the timing when it reaches the peak, so making a wide and quick turn while appealing its existence surely induces a hit.
If you get a bite and don't hit, it is also effective to pause for a moment and then immediately switch to the short dog walk.