LONGIN Levin Light #121 Clear Chart Orange Head

Bend curve, height-to-width ratio, eye position for face cut and weight placement, etc., reconstructed the balance between flying and swimming that requires a simpen from scratch, and fins on the body that simply puts all the elements together. Equipped with keel. When swinging the tail to the left and right during reeling, the head flows to the left and right when water hits the face including the fin keel, creating a <swing slalom action>.
Levin (light) has a lighter weight, so the water biting force of the fin keel has a stronger effect. By making the slide width wider when it falls under the water, it is characterized by lightly swinging the tail while drawing the largest S-shape in the Levin series. Corresponding to a wide range of retrieve speed & flow velocity changes, it is possible to keep the shallow range from just below the water surface to about 40 cm with the tenacious swimming peculiar to Levin even in strong currents and fast winding.

The "cast feel where the line is pulled" at the moment of casting will fly like an arrow without any blurring that you can not think of its own weight of 12 g. Since it is a model specializing in shallows that can be cast long distances and winds just below the surface of the water in a dead throw, the effect in shallow zones such as estuaries, tidal flats, rivers, and brackish waters is enormous!

While inheriting Levin's action, each point is fine-tuned in millimeters as a light model that is strong against shallows.

In the standard specification <Direct Mode>, the hunting motion that draws an S-shaped trajectory is added to the 95 mm 20 g, which is a heavy setting for a simpen, and the <Swing Slalom Action> that has a strong appeal while being gently pushed by water.

Remove the tail hook and attach it to the top eye. By reversing the direction of the lure, it transforms into a sinking pencil with a completely different action with a transcendent flight distance. Keep the shallow range with high pitch and tight swing action.

By changing the front and back of the hook, it changes to two different modes.