O.S.P ASURA DURGA 73F

Easy Do Jerk with F Advantage
Durga 73F shows its true value in a wide range of seasons throughout the year, from early spring to early winter, regardless of the field. In early spring, there is a timing when bass attached to structures such as wave-dissipating blocks, dogs, vertical revetments, and ripraps react overwhelmingly to lateral movements and floating objects. In such a scene, Durga 73F, which can capture water depths of around 1m with a stable high pitch wobbling roll from slow to fast retrieve, and a sharp dirt with flashing, will be the dominant force.

When the spawning is completed, the line of sight of the bass turns to the surface, which is the best match for capturing the surface. When it seems to be floating on reeds, stakes, or other structures, light short twitches twitch the surface layer, and twitches are accompanied by luscious flashing as they dive below the water surface. It can also be a finesse top water plug that directs surface baitfish, inviting bites with a natural appeal from the surface to the bottom of the water in a short distance. After autumn, when the water temperature gradually drops, it prefers to prey on shrimp, gori, and fish. In some cases, it is possible to bite the bass just by floating it for a moment when it touches the bottom, and it is possible to quickly determine the reaction of the bass.

Durga 73F fully concentrates the merits of floating and brings an advantage to anglers with minnow strategy.

[Dive depth]

Spinning tackle (using 4lb fluorocarbon line) 1.4m below the surface
Bait finesse tackle (using 8lb fluorocarbon line) 1.2m below the surface