SMITH Saruna 110F #32 KB

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SW floating minnow
Saruna that can be reached firmly by moving the center of gravity.
The three concepts of "Salana" are SAltation (jumping), RUmmage (exploration), and NAvigation (navigation).

"Saruna" makes the movement distance of the center of gravity in the body as long as possible and increases the gravitational inertia generated during casting. This force, combined with the slender body, works to maintain balance even in headwinds and crosswinds, making it possible to cast accurately to the target point.

The small dorsal fin, which looks like a decoration at first glance, stabilizes the attitude during flight, and at the same time, moderately controls the rolling phenomenon that occurs during the first retrieve, and gives excellent straight-line stability.

Saruna supports a wide range of fishing from high pressure bay areas to estuaries and surf fishing where distance is required. Swimming action is an action that mixes wobbling mainly with rolling, inheriting the lineage of trout minnow "Panish".