OWNER Shinobi Yamame #7

First Use of Tough Wire Material for Stream Hooks This hook is so sharp that it is dangerous to touch it with your fingers. The material is the first-ever tough wire used for stream hooks. Additionally, by applying a magic fluorine coating, it excels in initial catch, penetration, and durability of the hook point, achieving an extremely sharp long taper compared to regular wire. Therefore, it catches dangerously well. The shape is easy to attach any bait and does not discriminate against bait types. The hook point is easily exposed, and there is minimal slippage with a single prong. It combines the advantages of both the easy-catching sleeve type and the hard-to-lose fox type (Nagaragawa type). It is quiet like a ninja, yet dangerous and sharp like a ninja. * It pierces sharply into the hard upper jaw. * The straight point of the Nagaragawa type is hard to lose and easy to catch. * It can cleanly pierce even soft baits like Hirata and has a shape that adapts to any bait. * Ultra semi-slit design that enters without stress to the throat. ⑤ Equipped with a prong that prevents bait from slipping.
Owner Hook / Zaito Instructor Satoshi Inoue Participated from Concept Development It does not choose location or bait. It has a high level of completion as a standard stream hook. The prong is well-positioned, making it difficult for the bait to slip and allowing for natural flow. The combination of the toughness and hardness of the tough wire, along with the low-friction surface coating, allows the hook to stand instantly in the hard upper jaw.