SMITH DD Panish 65F #34 HH Crown

"DD Panish" was developed by keeping the well-established swim of Panish, and in fact, it behaves a little differently from Panish action in continuous twitch. This is because the center of gravity movement weight of the punish is free, while the center of gravity movement weight of the DD punish is designed to be difficult to move in the original state.

This is based on the assumption that cherry salmon, which is the top of the target fish, is often caught in the middle and lower reaches where the flow is relatively fast, and unless the angler operates the rod, the diving minnow with high resistance should be stable in water. Because I thought about it. Putting the function first is the rule of thumb for making lures.

When comparing the floating type and the suspend type, the position of the center of gravity of each is different. Floating is slightly backward for quick kickback when loosening the line, and suspend is slightly forward for the lip to react quickly to the resistance of the water.