DAIWA Shoreline Shiner Z Set Up 145S-DR Flounder, Pink Sardine

[Completely supervised by Masaya Onuma. A search sinking diver that can be used to attack the mid-layer and feet of breakwaters and rocky shores that everyone struggles with, where there is no trick to using a teppan alone] While the slow sinking setting pursues castability and range keeping performance, the response from slow to medium, which is often used, is thoroughly pursued.
The distinctive "high pitch tight wobbling roll action that catches fish", which was arrived at after repeated field tests and Onuma's outstanding experience.
Even with a "slow retrieve with just winding", it generates a firm pull and strong flashing and vibration.
In addition, the irregular slide action that is automatically generated by the change in the current gives the fish a chance to bite, and no special rod action is required.
The special 3-hook system is used to handle the kiss bite (a bite that pecks with the mouth) of low-activity and severe sea bass.

�E½›Slow sinking
Although it is a long lip model, it takes action in a nearly horizontal position, so it is hard for fish to see through it even during the day.
It is also light to reel in and has a high range keeping power, so it is possible to trace the water surface slowly and precisely all the way to your feet.
�E½›Range
The 97S-DR can be used up to about 150cm.