XESTA Metal Jig Runway Blaze 85g 206 PPWFL Pink Pearl Full Glow

In order to ensure the flight distance, the body is slightly rear-balanced and the nose is made as thin as possible to reduce the resistance when jerking. The asymmetrical shape allows the slide width after jerking to be wider and appealing to a wider angle. The fall is an irregular rolling fall, creating an action like a weak and falling baitfish. The internal structure of the metal jig has been completely redesigned and a unique "force core system" has been adopted, in which a strong penetrating wire is passed through a pipe made of strong stainless steel. This makes the body very strong and makes it difficult to bend even when it hits a rock or embankment or when a large fish has a strong suction bite, and it has succeeded in avoiding the body bending that was the fate of long jigs to the maximum extent possible. Furthermore, increasing the flight distance and the feeling of hitting the bottom are essential elements in rock shore jigging. In order to amplify these two points, the rear eye, which was a common structure for metal jigs, has been eliminated. This has eliminated unnecessary air resistance, succeeded in maintaining a stable flight posture, and succeeded in ensuring the flight distance regardless of weather conditions.