Jackson Daphnia 1.8g GDR Akakin

[JACKSON THIRTY FOUR MIJINKO]
You want to let the daphnia fall, not reel it in like a normal plug.

When you fish with it, take up the slack in the line when it hits the water, move the rod tip twice, and let it sink.

At first, the line will sink with a little slack, and the line will be taut immediately, and you can wait for a bite in that state.

If you do that, the line will sink faster when it is slack, and the moment the line is taut, the speed will slow down.

The horse mackerel will eat it with that change in speed.

Then wait for about 3 to 5 seconds (count), and if there is no bite, move it twice more and repeat the same thing to search deeper.

If you get a bite, I think it's just right to set the hook by pulling the rod a little, and it's effective to remember how many times you let it sink before you got a bite.

The best way to use the daphnia is to fish with a curve fall that combines a free fall and a tension fall like this.


Size: 22mm

Weight: 1.8g, 2.5g

Type: Sinking

Hook: Original assist hook

Ocean lure