DAIWA Morethan Galva 87S Golden Sardine

Slow-pitch compact sinking pencil ideal for bay areas and river fishing
The target range is about 20cm below the water surface.
After repeated trial and error, a short lip designed with an exquisite length and angle was designed
to achieve both quick floating performance and range keeping performance.
The parachute effect reduces upward slippage and sideways slippage even in windy conditions, allowing anyone to easily trace just below the water surface.
In addition, despite its fixed weight, it has excellent castability.
Furthermore, the slow-pitch action makes it difficult for the lure to get used to it, making it ideal for the fierce battle zone of bay inner bay games.


Why is the body fat, unlike that of a sinking pencil?
The slender type of the so-called sinking pencil silhouette has a small surface area that receives water even if it is long, so it cannot obtain lift, and if you reel it in slowly, it will sink more and more.
If you do not reel it in at a certain speed, it will not be able to keep the range and it will not float up.
Even though the size of the Galva is small, the design allows it to gain lift by making the body thicker, so the weight can be pushed in accordingly.
This allows it to cast a long distance.
It is a rare lure that can be pulled slowly while keeping the range just below the water surface with the action of a sinking pencil.


Why does Galva have a lip even though it is a sinking pencil?