DAIWA Worm Moonflower Pin Beam 2.6 Sakura Dot Glow

Flowers that bloom at night continue to shine brighter.

In 2005, the "Moonflower" was the first tackle dedicated to light saltwater fishing to be introduced in the DAIWA lineup.
Like the gorgeously blooming flower, the moonflower dances and the angler dances.
The moonflower tackle has evolved to take on horse mackerel, which is a familiar target but sometimes requires an extremely delicate approach, and cunning large rockfish that hide in the shade of rocks or between seaweed,
while remaining cautious of its surroundings, waiting for bait to appear nearby.
Moonflower will continue to evolve with anglers, providing them with joy and fun like they have never experienced before.
The moonflower's lustrous shine continues to illuminate light saltwater fishing.

Supervised by tester Nagashi Watanabe The ultra-thin long tail is inviting!
The body core is made of hard material and the outside is made of soft material, giving it a firm body that does not easily slip off the hook, and a soft, long tail that appeals seductively even in the slightest water current.
The volume is small compared to its length, making it easy to get low-activity horse mackerel to bite, and the thin tail bends easily for high hooking performance.
In addition, the tail, which takes up more than half of the body, does not move in a reserved manner like a small fish when swimming quietly when simply reeling it in.