DAIWA GEKKABIJIN YUNAGI

55F: Supervised by Rintaro Iwasaki. A top water pencil bait with a versatile body size that is suitable for all light games.

The basic way to invite is dog walk action and free winding. The flat designed abdomen generates a light dock walk action and a strong undertow, and the synergistic effect with the high-pitched "rattle sound" produced by the iron ball in the head strongly appeals to a wide range of fish. After that, the free winding creates a dying baitfish and makes you use your mouth. In addition, the versatile body size is attractive for general light games such as chinning at the mouth of the river, which Mr. Iwasaki is good at, and plating games.

Specification details

Appeal to a wide range of fish with a high-pitched "rattle sound" produced by three iron balls in the head. A pencil bait with a rattle ball, which is rare as a salt plug, and actively feeds with sound and action. The range of strategies is expanded with performance that sets it apart from the trendy drift pencils.
The eyeball is a special model supervised by Rintaro Iwasaki, featuring the Gekka Bijin logo.
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Equipped with an inner hologram that is effective for Chinu's top game, which Mr. Iwasaki is good at (only colors with IH in the color name).
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The belly (abdomen) designed to be flat generates a light dock walk action and a strong undertow.

40F: Fly well and swim well. "Tsukishita Bijin Yunagi" supervised by Rintaro Iwasaki, which focuses on ease of use, comes in a small size.

Fly well and swim well. "Tsukishita Bijin Yunagi" supervised by Rintaro Iwasaki, which focuses on ease of use, comes in a small size. She has two types of floating postures, the oblique floating type "Sasoi" and the horizontal floating type "Drifting".
When rockfish are preying on small fish, it is effective to actively invite rockfish. It is easy to use the slanted float type "invitation" to generate an undertow by free winding, directing a dying small fish, or luring in a variety of rhythmic dog walks and dives.
When rockfish are preying on plankton such as netfish, it is effective to keep the lure floating on the surface of the water without moving it. For a natural appeal, we recommend the horizontal float type “drift fishing method Ewhere the bait is carried on the tide and the “hokkake method Ewhere the bait is left floating on the surface of the water.