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Description
Length: 125mm /Weight: 35g /Type: Slow sinking
Osakana Swimmer has an amazing ability to attract fish and reacts to the bass in an abnormal way.
Osakana Swimmer has been developed with water pushing in mind to obtain strong fish attracting power.
It is designed with an edgy body shape with a square cross section to ensure its presence not only during reeling but also from fall to stay.
In addition to making the head thicker, the dorsal and anal fins are also designed with water bite in mind.
Not only when reeling, but also when drifting, it reliably captures water and makes its presence felt even when there is slight line tension.
In order to sublimate this sense of presence into a sense of life, the existence of a buoyant body is essential.
The Osakana Swimmer has a built-in buoyancy body whose specific gravity is adjusted to the perfect level using weights, and it achieves a natural fall speed and a horizontal posture that is key to creating a sense of life.
It gives off an indescribable sense of life underwater.
From the ON/OFF of the tail action to the free fall and stay, it has always succeeded in playing the role of a life form that bass cannot ignore.
Adopts an in-line through system that eliminates eyes, split rings, and swivels and allows for the simplest way to attach hooks.
It is possible to place the hook closer to the head, which is the target of bass attacks, which improves the hooking rate.
By fixing the hook point to the internal buoyancy body slit through the slit in the body, damage to the body is minimized and the strength is ensured to withstand impacts such as skipping.
As the fish hooks, the hook comes off the body and becomes free, reducing hook-offs.
In addition, the in-line pipe is divided into two parts within the body, the dorsal and abdominal parts, and can be switched to dorsal or abdominal needle specifications at will, making it possible to respond flexibly depending on the situation and usage.
When using it, pass the line through the hole at the tip of the nose, pull it out through the hole on the belly or back, and tie it to the included treble hook.
If swimming, we recommend adding a nail sinker to the abdomen for balance.
Although it has a high balance design that can withstand a wide range of speeds from dead slow to fast reeling, it is mainly used in slow reeling, which is the basis of swimbaits.
In addition, it is excellent at attracting fish and biting during fall and stay, making it a very effective lure for sight fishing approaches.