MARIA Rerise S150 #B49D Suke Urume

#B49D Suke Urume :

A bait color that imitates a transparent round herring.
The slit pattern hologram has both flashing and transparent W appeal!

"Invitation" is a method that aims at low-activity blue-runners in deep areas where jigs have little reaction.

"Invitation" is a method that uses slow actions to approach low-activity green objects hidden in the deep range during the day.
The buoyancy peculiar to the plug, which is not found in jigs, works, making it possible for him to make slow
actions that make you think, "Isn't he cut off at such a speed?" lead to predation.
In addition, the operating sensitivity peculiar to the plug is excellent both in terms of grasping the range and current
, and it is also suitable for finding the "slight changes" that the bluefish likes when the activity has decreased and it has fallen into the depths .
The time of high activity has passed, and the "Rerise S150" turns the time you thought "I can't catch anymore" into an opportunity.

Heavyweight design (100g)

Top: Rerise S130/70g (hook & ring included)
Bottom: Rerise S150/100g (hookless)
* Around 112g including hook & ring

Heavy weight (100g ) that allows the lure to approach the bottom firmly in deep water (20-40m) and fast currents that the original "Rerise S130 (70g)" cannot attack. *Sinking speed about 0.7 seconds/m

In most of the limited fishing schedules, the time called "timing" never lasts long.

Many anglers are probably wasting a lot of time on each fishing trip as "waiting time".
As the sun rises, the reaction to the top fades, and the swimming range of the blue-runner naturally decreases, and even if the range is lowered with a jig, there are many cases where it is difficult to react to the quick movement of the jig.
The method proposed by Maria as a new approach to such a low-activity target that " is there but doesn't eat" is "inviting" using the heavy thinking plug "Rerise".
I would like you to use this method to eliminate the "waiting time" and change all the time to "valuable time"...

HOW TO “Invitation”

① Cast the lure up-cross to the tide or above the tide where the water depth is deep and bait tends to gather.

② In order to reduce snagging, feed the lure to the bottom with moderate line tension that is lightly pinched with your fingers.

③ When dropping to the bottom, immediately after reaching the bottom, raise the rod with a large sharpness and separate the lure from the bottom so that it does not get caught.

④ With slow short and long jerk, lure it up to 5-10m (jerk about 5-10 times). A short jerk (one pitch) produces a writhing flat action, and a long jerk produces an S-shaped slide action. The most part-time job is the moment when the lure floats "fluffy" after jerk

⑤ After luring 5-10m, fall the lure again with moderate line tension to any range.

⑥ After falling, repeat the invitation again