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Description
Length: 62mm /Weight: 14g /Type: Floating /Hook: #4
In general, it can be said that the tougher the field, the more advantageous it is to use silent, but the opposite may be true depending on the size and timing of the bass.
Rattlin comes into play when the bass becomes more active due to turbidity or rough weather, but even more effective for big bass is to use threat or reaction elements to get them to use their mouths.
For this body, we selected a uniquely formulated bone resin, and the rattle ball installed is a super large steel Φ7.15mm (approximately 1.5g).
Not only does it move around freely inside the body and hit the left and right walls hard, but the rolling sound it makes along the way strongly stimulates the big bass.
Also, by moving to the tail when casting, the flying distance is greatly increased.
Because the body material has high buoyancy, it maintains a high float and maintains action response.
In this way, it's not so much a rattle as a noisy crank that has the impact of irritating big bass players and making them use their mouths.