DAIWA Fukuichi Tiger pufferfish

crankbait that is easy to use from the shore and does not get caught on rocks.

Bass often hide in places where they are likely to get caught on rocks,
so this crankbait was developed to be sent to such places.
It seems to have a slightly long lip for a bank crankbait,
but this lip is more for dodging obstacles than for diving.
It also has a high buoyancy, so it can easily dodge obstacles.
Recommended as an introduction to cover cranking.


Rear hook eye position
The rear hook is positioned closer to the ventral side than with normal lures.
This is to prevent the crank from turning over when it comes out of the cover and coming out from the back,
which can cause the hook that pops out from the back to pick up the cover and get caught on rocks.
It can slip through wood cover with dense branches, increasing the chances of a bite.


Lip for dodging
Lip for hitting obstacles. At first glance, it looks like a long lip for a 1m diver, but this lip is designed to avoid obstacles rather than to dive deeper. The maximum diving depth is 2m, but it was developed with the intention of attacking the 1m range in mind, so we recommend using it as a shallow crank on the shore. Large size