SMITH CB. Nagamasa 180g #12 Full Abalone

CB. Nagamasa with a long flat body, center balance and laser edge back design receives water on a long flat surface as the line tension during falling is released, and slides horizontally long in the center balance center of gravity.The jerk slides longer while hitting the flutter if you let it move freely at slow speed without applying line tension when falling than the high speed short pitch jerk.The trick to operating the rod is to throw the tip down and then slowly retrieve it while flipping it up about 30 cm to intentionally create line slack and give the jig a time lag to make it slide action. This method is especially effective for amberjack. For jerk-up after the slide, the knife edge on the back drains the water and swims while dirt.When dropping the jig to the desired depth, if the line tension is set to free, it will be affected by the wind and tide, and it will be easy to cause line trouble with other jigs, so drop it while applying tension so as to pinch the line lightly. And don't miss the unexpected bite during falling.Due to the laser edge back design, draining is extremely good, so there is no weight.