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Description
Length: 130mm /Weight: 1-3/8oz
When reeling in the normal speed range, the triple body swings left and right and the defenseless baitfish swims as if cruising just below the water surface in unsuspecting mode.
During high-speed reeling, the G-Dash's 3-joint body violently kicks the water and swims just below the water surface like a fleeing baitfish. These are the basic operations of G-Dash that allow you to bring fish to the bite using speed tricks such as changes in speed and speed.
Even when the line is slack, G-Dash reacts to the expansion and contraction of the line, slight water currents, wind, etc., and twists itself on the water surface as if it has a will.
By taking advantage of the high response performance unique to this G-Dash, you can attract the target by simply leaving it for a while after casting.
In addition, the slow ring also produces a fascinating kune reaction, so stop and go is also effective.
Gently turn the handle 1-2 turns and the moment you stop reeling, the body will turn around and come to a standstill, as if a bluegill is coming to a sudden stop, and then it will create a lingering action that looks like it is hovering in an exquisite moment. From there, all the motions of the bluegill, from "still" to "moving", are precisely reproduced, including the way the fish rises with its head slightly above the water surface.
The tri-fin (three fins) installed on the body side of the tail section is a G-Dash's unique structure that was inspired by surfboards and fish with excellent swimming ability, in order to increase the grip on the water.
The bluegill-shaped vertically flat body suppresses the force of tilting from side to side like a vibration plug, and has an innovative structure that stabilizes the swimming posture in all speed ranges.
In addition, G-Dash's unique bluegill-like move, "sudden stop when reeling,'' is also a special element realized by the water bite brought about by the tri-fin.