JACKALL DIZRA 115 Freshwater Smelt

The magic of the prop. A search bait that gets the fish to bite.
What Mamoru Kagiya, also known as Marmo, wanted from the Dizra 115 was a size that could be used anywhere in Japan and the ability to get the fish to bite reliably. Although it is a relatively small size at 115mm even among the swim bait genre, it is packed with many attentions to detail in order to catch fish.
The key to the Dizra is the nose prop and ridge tail. The nose prop is wrapped in an invisible strong water current, and has the effect of calling bass from afar with the flashing effect of the metal material and the "chirping" sound when rotating. On the other hand, the ridge tail that deflects the water current creates a natural swimming motion like a baitfish, and the bass attracted by the prop has a high chance of biting.
It chases but stops just before the bite. It has been made into a lure with the power to pry open the mouth of such a clever bass. Its exquisite size makes it possible to cast with medium tackle, and it will be useful as a ``biting search bait'' in a variety of fields, from rivers and reservoirs to ponds and big lakes.