ISSEI Kaitaro Rootfish Ball Thick Shaft 45g #2/0 (2pcs)

When targeting rockfish, whether on shore or offshore, snagging is unavoidable. However, the more likely you are to snag on a rock, the more bites you will get. This “Negyotama” was created to boldly attack such places where snagging is likely to occur.
The head shape is an irregular octahedron based on a sphere, and is silver-plated to create flashing. The front and bottom are gently flat with no corners, making it difficult for the flat part to get into the gap between rocks, and prevents snagging by climbing over rocks. In
addition, the flat part of the bottom does not roll on slopes up to 40 degrees, keeping a stable posture and preventing it from falling into the gaps between rocks. Conversely, on slopes of 40 degrees or more, you can also use it to lure fish by deliberately rolling it.
The front flat part creates water resistance when falling and reeling in, generating wobbling, making it possible to lure fish on the fall and when reeling in.
The silver plating applied to the entire head not only provides a flashing effect, but also increases the hardness of the surface, which has the secondary effect of making it difficult for rock protrusions to dig into the head.

• The bottom part is pointing directly down, and the eye is perfectly balanced to climb over rocks and greatly reduce snagging.
• The head top and sides are polyhedral and silver-plated to create a flashing effect.
  3) The perfect flat bottom shape makes it difficult to roll, but also allows it to roll slightly.
• Equipped with a multi-offset hook made by Cartiva with fluorine coating for excellent piercing.
  The reason it is difficult to get snagged is not only the head shape, but also the balance of the line eye.
  The line eye, which was set after repeated testing, can instantly turn the bottom side down by pulling the line even if the bottom fish ball rolls sideways, and thanks to the front side without corners and the balance of the position with the bottom part, it can be enticed by swinging the head in small increments like a pendulum without moving.