POZIDRIVE GARAGE Katakuchi Johnny 125S # 01 Katakuchi Tougoro

[Long-cast game type jig minnow]
"Jig Minnow" for long-distance games such as surf flounder, flathead, seabass, small to medium-sized blue fish, seabass in large rivers and estuaries, and blackfin seabass from the rocky shore will be introduced.

This item was developed mainly for surf, which is especially required for long-distance casting, but it is not a type that focuses on a specific fish species, so I hope that you can use it in situations that require a long-distance approach. increase.

Since it is a heavy jig minnow with a total weight of 34g, it is not suitable for pulling a sea bass night game shallow range with a dead throw.
However, due to the overweight of the slim body, the offset eye + chin fin shape + weight balance have been devised so that the action will not be spoiled (swimming), and a quick lift and a smooth slalom if you ride at an appropriate speed. You can draw and swim.
In addition to the combination of winding and sinking, it also responds swiftly to twitch, so it is possible to invite people with accents. (A weak twitch combined with reeling is good) In addition, we adopted a linear φ1.0 mm through wire structure in case of damage, which is a risk of slim body + heavy weight class. [In use] Depending on the specifications, a tackle suitable for the weight may be required for handling, and it may be a type that requires some tips for pulling and throwing, so it is important to understand the characteristics. It is the key to.

[Tips on how to handle-in the order of a series of operations from the cast-]
[ Casting]
Take a long hanging rod, and when you push the rod back, it will stop once.
At this time, it is suitable to release the lure at the timing when the weight of the lure on the rod is felt to the maximum . (The movement of the pendulum and the consciousness of the weight are the same.) Please note that the cast that ignores this weight will disturb the flight attitude of the lure.

As an aside, in the case of a heavy-duty lure, you can use a tackle that does not match the weight and resistance, and swing it out with a quick movement like throwing a lightweight lure, or full power with a long hanging. Be aware that kendo casts (sometimes seen) can easily cause rod breakage and unexpected injuries.

[Retrieve] The
lure that has landed on the water will sink on the back slide.
Especially in surf games, when using a jig lure, in addition to aiming for a bite during a fall, you will have to take a little bottom to grasp the water depth and bottom sediment, so to make it fall quickly even in waves and swells. It is a setting.
The other is due to the buoyancy due to the weight balance.

The retrieve after the cast should not be vague either.
In addition to the property of being easy to lift, it is a jig minnow that does not have a lip that becomes resistance, so it is necessary to pay attention to the rod angle at a distance and near.
Please note that you are not particularly good at your feet, especially in places with high scaffolding.

Also, when using it for surfing etc., if it is a shallow and calm day, it is OK to just wind it to some extent, but depending on the condition of the wave and the water depth, add vertical operation and set any range. You will also need to keep it.
It is difficult to explain "this" in general, so please try to find various ways to draw each day.