DAIWA x GAN CRAFT Ayuja Jointed Claw Kai 148F # Lightning

Original S-shaped joint big bait
DAIWA × GAN CRAFT collaboration model that is a must-have for Lunkerhunt

A model in which Daiwa collaborated with the original S-shaped joint big bait "Ayuja Jointed Claw" sent by GAN CRAFT. The biggest feature of this lure, "S-shaped action" that draws a large S-shaped orbit by just winding, gives a strong virgin impact to the sea bass and brings it to the bite. Of course, that's not all you can do. A variety of actions such as natural drift action by water flow, twitch, jerk, and jumping up from the bottom can be performed.

It is now one of the must-have lures for ranker hunting, such as the fallen sweetfish pattern in autumn and the large bait fish pattern such as dotted gizzard and inakko, and it has an outstanding track record in boat sea bass games. It is also interesting to use for offshore dolphin fish. Bait tackle is recommended as a tackle because it has a certain weight.

The 148 (= total length 148 mm) is an S-shaped action with a finer pitch than the 178 (= total length 178 mm), and it can be operated even with an M-tone rod, making the tackle more versatile.

■ Half mirror finish ・ ・ ・ The holo used for the metallic color can be seen through, so it has a natural feeling as well as a high appeal.

■ Semi-hard tail ・ ・ ・ If you want to customize the color to your liking or if it is damaged, you can put it on and take it off. (Please purchase the "spare tail" sold by GAN CRAFT)

Jointed Claw is indispensable for the drift method during the fallen sweetfish season. There are two types, floating and sinking. Floating is the one that can be flushed while acting with the water surface when it sinks too much if it is sinking. Sinking is used by throwing it upstream when you want to flow just below the surface of the water. However, the strength of this lure is that it is not limited to drifting during the fallen sweetfish season. Depending on the user, it can be used in various situations.

■ For downstream casts, use floating.
If it is sinking, it will dive too much.

■ Use sinking for upstream casts.
If it is floating, it will float and no action will be taken.