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■ Water-through gill structure
The water-through gill structure is especially effective in sloppy fishing. For example, small-scale rivers where the seawall is covered with a cover. When casting, the line hangs on the branches, and the angle of the line is set, and even in situations where the lure normally does not act well, the water through gill structure firmly grabs the water and takes action. The same can be said for the approach from a high scaffolding. It becomes easier to pull to your feet, leading to an increase in part-time job opportunities.

■Saxus swivel hook
eye A saxus swivel is used for the hook eye. The weakness of the wing is that it is easy to get resistance on the wing, and when the bass goes wild, the tension is lost at once, and it is easy to find out. This weak point is wiped out by the amazing turning power of the Saxus Swivel. It follows the violent movement of the bass and reduces the phenomenon that the hook is twisted and comes off.