VELVET ARTS Forte 2.1g #10 Chart / Black

Every color has a clear role.

#10 チャート/ブラック [Chart / Black]

Coloring :Fluorescent pearl chart, pearl white, hololame

Back: Matte black

The color that has been the main character of the second release for a long time until the establishment of "Kinzoku Rote".
The vivid blinking of the chart and black is a characteristic, and of course its explosive power is still alive. Especially when the released fish are collected on the surface, it is not uncommon for them to become the only place. If you're not addicted to gold rote, it's worth trying this color for now.
Only the tail part is pearl white to hide the fluorescent chart and create a deeper bite.

Such a color!

• Strong blinking due to color contrast
• Excellent visibility
• The fishing result of this color is also a criterion for judging whether the blinking is effective.

Features :

Basically, it is a version of Forte 1.8g with different plate thickness. When stacked, they are almost the same size (the difference is that they slightly protrude when stacked). However, the silhouette is almost the same, but in fact, it is not just a simple thickness difference, but a new shape to pursue a 2.1g swim.

Overall length 25.5mm (width 11.8mm)
2.1g A feeling of standard size as a class.
Body shape that makes it easy to get a long distance.

Make the logo bigger so that you can see it at a glance

Minor changes were also made to the design of the engraving. Forte 1.8g had a recessed logo and letters, but the 2.1g changed to a design in which the edge part was carved and the logo and numbers floated. Since the silhouette is the same as the 1.8g, it has been greatly changed so that it can be distinguished at a glance.

Deep cup :

The deep cup shape grabs the water firmly and generates a strong wave that makes the trout away from the lure notice its existence.
The appealing power of the fresh trout that has just been released is directly linked to the fishing results.
Time has passed since the release, and even when dealing with trout familiar to the pound, it is possible to select and catch relatively active individuals by making many fish interested in strong waves.

Short flat nose :

The flat design at the tip of the nose swiftly captures the resistance of water despite its small area, giving sharpness to the action.

By catching water on the surface, if you retrieve the rod tip at a higher position, the force that guides the lure toward the water surface works strongly, and you can easily keep the range even at slow speed.

If you lower the rod tip to the surface of the water and wind the reel, it will not float easily even with a fast retrieve and you can search quickly.

Excellent operability

• Feeling buzzing
• The line is easy to stretch, so the bite is clear
• Easy to understand what you are doing and easy to keep the range

Designed to meet these three elements and be easy to handle from beginners to experts.

Unless it is very slow, basically it does not perform irregular action, but it swims tightly to your feet with strong & stable action.

Quick rise

Thorough shape adjustment eliminates the motivation that is typical of wide-action spoons.

Not only is it easy to pick up the winding start bite, which is the biggest chance in one cast, but also the reaction immediately after the angler invites with a tip can be surely made into a thing.

When to use

　The use of 2.1g is expected to be used in situations where you want a little more weight than the base Forte 1.8g, just like the existing spoons with different plate thicknesses. You want wind resistance, you want fast sedimentation speed, you want to increase retrieve speed a little, etc. It seems to be used in a complementary relationship with Forte 1.8g to capture the sensitive trout that are widely scattered in the middle of autumn.

Trout's instinctive favorite movement

From a huge number of test samples, we selected blanks that have both stable swimming and a slight slalom trajectory. Focusing on the result of "catch", the final claw is carried out by steady work to see the reaction of trout at fishing spots in various places.