RYUGI Black Beans Sinker TG 42g

A deformed sinker born from necessity

The Barrett sinker, which contacts the cover first from the sinker and suppresses the misalignment of the worm, is excellent in snag-lessness, but when resistance is applied, such as putting a line during the fall, the posture becomes horizontal, the fall speed decreases, and the penetration power to the cover becomes dull.

The punch-shot rig has excellent fall speed and penetrating force because the sinker pulls the line and worms straight into the water regardless of the resistance of the line. On the other hand, the sinker and the worm try to slip through the cover at the same time, so the snaggle-likeness is inferior to the Texas rig. JUNGLEGYM’s hard-to-reach shape and easy to penetrate the fall cover with a shape that is not affected by the line, and the thread out of the sinker like a Texas rig shows high snagleg-likeness.
Fascinated by this performance, he offered a collaboration to JUNGLEGYM.
The paint is hard to peel off even when used hard, and a special matte black paint that eliminates the discomfort from the fish has been adopted, and the performance has been refined.