DAIWA Shore Line Shiner-Z Set Upper Fullback Laser Impact 125SDR-LI #LI Konoshiro

Model supervised by Masaya Onuma
Based on the standard minnow "Set Upper 125SDR" for use on embankments, rocks, etc., the "volume UP & laser impact model" has been released, which has increased appeal and is compatible with mullet and konoshiro patterns!

"There is a theory behind this glow.'' Equipped with Laser Impact (PAT.P). Laser Impact emits high-intensity reflected light in multiple directions. Furthermore, it even reproduces the flickering of reflected light while swimming!

The aero lip, which has both flying distance and diving performance, provides exhilarating castability that you wouldn't expect from a long lip minnow, and a diving performance of Max 2m OVER.
While the slow sinking setting pursues castability and range-keeping performance, we thoroughly pursue the response in the slow to medium range that is often used.
After Mr. Onuma's outstanding experience and repeated field tests, he arrived at the special ``High Pitch Tight Woven Roll Action'' setting that allows you to catch fish.
Even with a "free slow retrieve", it produces a firm pulling feeling and intense flushing and waves. In addition, the irregular slide action that is automatically created due to changes in the flow provides a "feeding time", so no special rod action input is required. Adopts a special #6 size x 3 hook system that can handle the kiss bite (bite that pecks with the tip of its mouth) of low-activity and severe seabass.

Max82.5m! Equipped with an amazing "silent weight oscillation system".
Inheriting the wire oscillation mechanism that Daiwa first introduced to the world, it penetrates the tungsten weight all the way to the rear end.
Achieves castability of up to 82.5m , living up to its name as a set upper . (According to our tests)

The secret to creating an exquisite sense of instability is "HGS (Hold Gravity System)" (PAT.)

The oscillating weight is held by the holding part at the top of the front end. In the set upper S-DR series, the weight is intentionally set to be held loosely, and the weight is repeatedly held between ON and OFF during the lure action, which is the key to attracting fish.