SMITH Haluka 145S # 10 Pearl Chart

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Far away. SW Slim Minnow
Haluka Pursuing Flying

Flying, form, swimming, strength, and ease of use that appeals to the angler's sensibility. Even dry field testers nodded to the high potential of killing sea bass one after another from the prototype stage.

Far distance. And the fishing result produced by the flight distance. The final conclusion of SW Slim Minnow, a self-confident work released by Smith who created the masterpiece Saruna, comes to fruition here.

T2B / T2B2 center of gravity movement system

The center of gravity movement method T2B / T2B2 system adopted by Haruka to stabilize the flight attitude in a slim form. One of the concepts is to lower the center of gravity. For that purpose, the weight balls themselves are reduced in diameter and distributed in three. Specifically, we arranged tungsten weight x 2 and brass weight x 1 (125S is 2). This is also the upper limit weight for giving Haruka's slim body the potential as a minnow.

With two tungsten weights on the front and brass weights on the back, the order is the one with the best flight distance in the casting test.

Tail weight A

fixed weight is placed at the end of the tail. The presence of this fixed weight will surely guide the center of gravity movement vector during casting toward the tail direction, and will greatly contribute to improving castability and accuracy accuracy by firmly stabilizing the flight attitude.

Even during miscasting such as slipping out due to line release deviation, etc., the flight attitude collapse is kept to a minimum.

Thorough pursuit of size, angle, and mounting position that do not interfere with lip flight distance. The final conclusion drawn from the field test is the lip, which is mounted in the foremost position at a small, shallow angle. Of course, it goes without saying that it has a lip shape that produces sharp rolling.

And don't forget about strength. It cannot be said that it is a reliable SW minnow if it is easily broken due to miscasting at the rocky shore. Haluka's lip has the practical strength required for actual fishing.

Front eye

The front eye is a split ringless specification. This is to prevent the balance from becoming front heavy due to the increased weight of the mounted parts as much as possible.

When using, attach the cross lock snap directly to the eye ring.

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