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Description
Length: 170mm /Weight: 39g /Type: Floating
Monsters hide in spots with slow currents, such as rivers and straits, and grow to large size by efficiently preying on slowly flowing prey. They have the time and intelligence to carefully discern what should be attacked and what should not be attacked. He is very prepared and very cunning. It doesn't even show a reaction to a lure that passes by quickly, and if it's just slow, it's easy to tell it's a lure...The diving range, tracing speed, and action required to deceive and catch such a difficult and huge monster fish. The trump card it has is the Stream Demon170J (joint).
The slowest tracing speed in the series, specialized for capturing spots with slow current. It persistently appeals to the cunning monster fish with its sticky water entanglements and attracts attention.
The shallowest diving range in the series, swimming 10cm below the water surface. A setting that makes it difficult to see the entire lure clearly due to the visual effects caused by reflections on the water surface and the body being partially exposed in the air.
While the slow tracing speed attracts the eye, it also creates a situation in which the true identity is unclear, making it difficult to give up.
The key to tricking the fish into thinking it's something to attack is the lively action that only a joint body can provide.
In addition to speed and range tricks, the body smoothly twists and the silhouette changes softly, giving confidence that it is a naturally flowing bait or a threatening creature invading the territory, and finally a serious bite that explodes on the water surface. Pull out.