KIZAKURA Egibow Diametal No.30 #06 Purple Keimura

The focus was on "sinking speed"
When it comes to squid metal fishing, "sinking speed" is crucial. After researching shapes that reduce resistance to currents, we arrived at a "diamond-shaped" body. It "cuts" through the current, arriving at the bottom "reliably" and "quickly"! We also paid attention to its posture during the fall. When dropped with tension, it quickly falls towards the bottom, and when intentionally left slack in the line for a free fall, it performs a fluttering action similar to a metal jig. This ability to utilize different falls has resulted in a metal jig that even squid that have risen to shallow waters can't help but grab.

Jig Size
As the jig itself gets larger, the size of the squid that bite will also get larger, but the number of bites will gradually decrease. Therefore, by increasing the volume with each size without changing the length of the body, we can maintain a jig size that matches the squid's appetite.