SMITH D-Compact 45FES #07 Yamame Haku

Feather sinking is Hitoshi Hiramoto's answer to conquering shallow waters that are difficult to conquer with heavy thinking. D-Compact FES was born by renovating the built-in weight of Hiramoto's pilot lure, D-Compact.

D-Compact light tune model it can avoid roots, it has the appeal to catch fish, it has a weight that can be cast with bait, it can respond to various action effects, it has the ability to swim without jumping out even in complicated currents, and it is easy to use. The optimal swim balance obtained from a variety of weight balances made of tungsten, lead, iron, and brass is neither slow sinking nor suspension, but 2.0g feather sinking (FES), which is reminiscent of the correlation with heavy sinking.

Downdrift (action → sending the line downstream → action → sending the line downstream, repeating this method) also reduces the risk of getting entangled, so you can send it in firmly and reliably.
Show your action with natural drifts and twitches without fear of getting caught. Even in U-shapes from crosses, reverse pulls, and complicated flows, it firmly grasps the water and hits without flying out.
Skip the wide shallow points in the shallows and attack only the deep points (just a few) that will become the core, the fish in the shallows will get surprised and run away. Fish will also be wary. Surprisingly, fish can be found even in shallow areas, so if you first search the front with FES and then aim for the deep core of the water with normal mode, you will increase your chances of catching fish. Also, they often bite when the flow becomes slow in a complicated flow. If you pick it up too quickly, you may miss out on a valuable bite opportunity, so even if it's shallow, try pulling back until it's just below your feet.