SHIMANO ZR-J70U Bantam Jijil 70S #001 Kyorin Wakasagi

The definitive version of the i-shaped minnow!

The unique joint design creates a bent action that imitates a dying fish even with small changes. In retrieve, it becomes an i-shaped action, and in Twitch, the dart action . The definitive version of the i-shaped minnow that pays close attention to the volume, length, angle and details of the fiber tail.

[Regarding the stability of the fiber tail]

The fiber tail used in the product will return to its original state when it is soaked in water if it bends inside the case. There is no problem in use, so please use it as it is.

Voluntary action with a unique joint design.

Most of the conventional i-shaped lures have the image of a dying bait fish and float near the surface of the water in a straight line with no action after landing.

Due to the unique joint design, Jijil does not just retrieve in a straight line with no action, but the silhouette changes spontaneously due to a slight wave breeze or a small change in the retrieve, even in a situation where a normal i-shaped plug is cut off. You can bring up to a part-time job.

It is also possible to intentionally bend the joint part to make it a bite trigger by interweaving a stop in the i-shaped action, or to start swimming again after twitching to produce a dying bait.

A sinking model that does not require tuning!

A sinking model will be added to the Jijil series, which has gained a lot of support among i-shaped lures. When you can't float it on the surface of the water and bring it to the bite, when you want to pass under one of the surface of the water, or when you want to invite the water at a constant speed without stopping. The sinking model is effective in such situations. It is a release of Jijil that sinks, a necessary frame that does not require tuning.

Use the floating model and the sinking model properly.

The Jijil 85 and Jijil 70 are available in floating and sinking models.

The floating model is most suitable for producing "dying bait fish" such as smelt in early spring, and it is the action of moving or not moving downwind, and the method of floating near the water surface by dying instead of continuing to swim. It is effective in.

On the other hand, the sinking model is most suitable for producing "unprotected bait fish" that keeps swimming at a constant speed from landing to your feet, and if there is no reaction with other lures, or if you can not reach the surface of the water, bait fish It is effective in conditions that you are strongly aware of.

Also, since the sinking model has red-eye specifications, it is possible to distinguish floating and sinking at a glance even in the BOX.

Jijil 85 and Jijil 70 size rotation.

The i-shaped plug that makes the black bass look good and bite is a lure that shows the difference in the reaction of fish due to rotation depending on the size more noticeably than other lures.

Spring smelt and juvenile sweetfish are closer to 70mm size, and summer smelt and smelt are closer to 85mm size.

Since it is a lure that greatly changes the reaction of fish depending on the size of the field and the bait fish that is currently predating, frequent rotation will lead to improved fishing results.

In addition, since the Jijil 85 is equipped with a center of gravity movement system, it is also recommended to choose the Jijil 85 when the flight distance is the highest priority in shore fishing.

Wag lock joint :

An i-shaped action that swims infinitely straight. Invitation swing and wagging action operated by line slug. A deception vent action that occurs spontaneously when the lure is stopped. The decisive factor is the twitch action of eating. The WagLock Joint makes all this possible.

Tungsten center of gravity movement :

The rear body is equipped with a tungsten ball center of gravity movement so that even a slim joint minnow can fly firmly.

Fiber tail :

The material, volume, and mounting angle of the tail are the key to the movement and feeding of the entire lure.

Insect tuning :

What is the hole on your back? For insect tuning by passing the rubber leg through the hole.