Supports super long throw! Super water-repellent and flexible nylon! With marking!
■Anyway, it is designed to be supple with the concept of trouble-free
■It is easy to handle because it does not tend to have unpleasant winding habits that are common with thick
threads. The base thread is marked in blue moment color.
■Especially effective when using an overlying basket
■Base yarn blue moment 270cm + lime green 30cm repeated
■The direction and movement of the line is ensured by the visibility of the markings
■Ultra water-repellent (UWR processing) makes it sticky Since it lasts for a long time, line mending etc. can be done easily
Column "Color management of road threads"
Think about the color of the thread
Do fish have color vision? The answer is YES. As the word "three primary colors of light" suggests, humans and other primates can distinguish subtle shades by adding and subtracting three colors, and can recognize colors even in places with little light or in dark places. increase. Fish, on the other hand, are known to distinguish between five colors. This means that they have much more precise and diverse color recognition abilities than primates. Fish may be able to see colors that we humans cannot see, and fish may be able to see things even in the dark. How can fish that live in the deep sea, where light cannot reach, swim without colliding with rocks? Why do fish eat lures in the dark sea? There are many examples that come to mind. Of course, fish have a sensory organ called the lateral line, and they perceive a variety of information through their senses of smell, hearing, and taste. has been confirmed by Now let's think about the color of the thread. Does the color of the line look like a fish? In light of the above, it would be natural to think that "the color of the thread looks like a fish." For example, when you cast a rig in the middle of a large group of mullet picking up mullet just below the surface of the sea, the mullet unexpectedly does not hit the road thread. Also, when the horse mackerel is caught in the sabiki fishing, there are not many horse mackerel that hit the road line. This means that we cannot rule out the possibility that fish can see the thread, or identify the presence of the thread by color, although we cannot be certain. However, even if the fish recognizes the color of the line, it does not recognize it as a fishing tackle. I've heard people say that the color of the thread doesn't affect how they eat, and no one has the right to deny that. However, if the fishing nets used by professional fishermen are flashy fluorescent yellow, do you think you will be able to catch fish with them? Items with good visibility are suitable for items such as buoys that are used as markers, but items such as fishing nets that you do not want fish to watch out for should be black or brown. A darker color should be easier to accept as a feeling. Do you want to give priority to visibility with a color that stands out, or blend in with the color of the sea with a color that does not stand out? The selection of the color of the road line can be said to be part of the angler's strategy. Three items, "Astron Iso Gamma MAX", "Astron Long Throw Special" and "Astron Long Throw Kingfish", were born with such color management in mind.
