SMITH Still Area 48 HF #14 Retro Wakasagi BT

The 8mm size difference is to make the approach range wider and to emphasize the appeal efficiency due to high buoyancy and agility. In addition to the agility of the lure, it inherits the "swaying when rising = feeding power" of the Still Area T2. From short jerks to situations where one jerk is performed carefully, it will continue to interest a wide range of trout and increase the chances of a bite. After casting, quickly dive below the trout's line of sight to erase the lure's presence. Next, apply line tension and float it straight up while controlling its posture. The fish will be unable to resist the still that jumps into their field of vision again and will bite. In muddy ponds where site fishing is not possible, PE line is used to find the trout's range and the bite is detected by the movement of the PE line. In addition, ester lines are also effective for this type of fishing because they are less likely to put pressure on the fish, are compatible with the water, and have little stretch. Taking advantage of the sharp lure provided by the rapid diving and high float settings, it can be used in a wide range of situations, from the second pattern after release when there is fierce competition, to tough conditions where you have to carefully squeeze out each fish one by one. It can quickly chase after the ever-changing conditions, and since it can cast an extra alpha distance, it can also broaden the zone where it can be lured. And the wobbling action when it rises, which was the key to the Still T2. By blending this "biting power" with agility, it keeps the interest of a wide range of trout longer and actively acquires bite opportunities.