DAIWA MASUMOROKOSHI

Easy even for beginners! Trout sorghum that you just throw and drop

"Corn" is sometimes used for bait fishing at trout management fishing spots. This is used as a lure called "Masu Morokoshi". Trout at managed fishing spots grow on food called pellets, so they think that anything that falls from above is food and show interest in it. ``Trout sorghum'' falls slowly and attracts trout.

Usage
1. If the water is clear or you see a trout nearby,
cast, bring back the veil, and let the lure fall on the trout's snout. As soon as the trout bites into the mouth, let's put it in.

2. If the water is cloudy or the trout is far away and you can't see them,
cast, return the veil, remove any dandruff from the line, and wait until the line is taut. The lure will fall forward (tension fall). When the trout is in your mouth, you can feel the bite at the tip of the rod.
There are some trout that don't hit and once they reach the bottom, they will chase you to the bottom, so wait about 2 seconds. So if there is a hit, let's add it. If there is no hit, raise the rod, float the lure in the water, and fall again. Let's repeat this.