VAGABOND Glide Hustler 130S 53g #029HGN

扁平侧身的 S 形滑行饵，水下顺滑滑游 — 直击捕食本能。

全新滑行饵登场，破水而行，直击巨型黑鲈的捕食中枢。GLIDE HUSTLER 模拟蓝鳃太阳鱼与鲫鱼等高体型饵鱼 — 这类猎物常见体长超过 20 cm，脂肪与热量充沛、游速偏慢，更容易成为掠食目标。

以这些饵鱼为蓝本，GLIDE HUSTLER 带来大开幅 S 形泳姿与左右滑移的突刺滑冲。其“蓝鳃”般的轮廓可强烈刺激护卵期黑鲈的本能攻击，同时对偏好高热量猎物的个体有极强吸引力。平侧身结构增强翻光与水推力，远距离呼鱼效果显著。

机身前部微向下倾斜，结合平头设计以提升下潜能力；两侧尽可能打造为平面，以最大化滑行幅度与转向性能。腹部的龙骨型棱边，使其实现更快更利落的转向与大幅度的突刺滑移。

尽管尺寸达到 130 mm，但无舌板设定使其以极小的操竿幅度即可完成干脆利落的滑行动作。平侧带来的强烈翻光，能迅速触发捕食反应。

• 匀速回收：顺滑的 S 形泳姿
• 长行程抽动：紧致的摇摆动作
• 轻抽：犀利、宽幅的左右滑移，前进位移极小

以流畅的滑冲姿态穿行水体，GLIDE HUSTLER 直击黑鲈要害 — 为日本大饵领域带来颠覆性改变的实力新作。

产品特性

■ 平侧身结构

Modeled after high-bodied baitfish like bluegill, this flat side design enhances flash and wide slide range. It appeals strongly to big bass by mimicking high-fat prey and provoking defensive aggression. Strong water displacement increases attraction from long distances.

■ 平头造型

Maintains a flat head with slightly downward weight balance, increasing diving ability and making it easier to control range and depth through steady retrieve.

■ 龙骨型腹部

The keel-shaped belly enhances quick turning and wide slide-darting. Even at 130 mm in length, it delivers agile sliding with light rod work. The flashing from the flat sides acts as a trigger for predatory fish.

■ 高强度贯穿式线架

Built to withstand 45 kg of force, the wire-through frame combined with a thick resin body makes it suitable not just for bass, but also large predators and saltwater species like yellowtail.

■ 重载型鱼钩与开口环

Outfitted with high-strength thick-wire hooks and rings for big bass and saltwater predators. The bait can be tuned to a floating type by swapping for smaller hooks and rings.

■ 拟真鱼鳞刻纹

The body features a custom scale design that mimics real fish scales, varying in shape and size. This delivers a unique flashing pattern for strong visual appeal.

■ 大鲈实战表现已验证

In testing, the GLIDE HUSTLER has already produced outstanding catches, including bass over 60 cm, thanks to its S-curve and slide-dart actions.

■ 支持海水环境

With its tough wire-through construction, it's more than capable in saltwater. Early field tests have reported explosive results even in low topwater activity, often triggering surface boils post-retrieve.