DAIWA MORETHAN MONSTER WAKE 156F

Supervised by tester Keiro Takahashi, monster killer
in the shallow area With overwhelming body size and strong vibration (= wake), it will definitely appeal to monster sea bass among the hordes of baits

Fallen ayu. Konoshiro. Mullet. When sea bass prey on large baits, using a lure sized to match it is a natural match-the-bait theory. Conversely, non-match the bait, in which you dare to present a large lure in front of an uneaten sea bass, or use a large lure to avoid seigo from the boiling in front of you and bring out the right size. In other words, the big lure is not a "FUN" in the cutting-edge sea bass scene, nor is it a "stoic" lure that only targets rankers, but a "strategy".

Under the supervision of ranker hunter Keiro Takahashi, the "Moisan Monster Wake" is an anti-ranker-specialized big bait minnow that has been increased to 111 mm in size from the Crosswake 156SSR-F, an evolution of the surface pulling wave lure, without compromising its basic performance. In the trace just below the surface of the water by the dead throw retriever, in addition to the sweet rattle sound that indicates its presence, the action of the "Crosswake 111SSR-F" that faithfully reproduces the snake-like pull wave (snake roll wave) generated by the mullet fry just below the surface of the water was scaled up, and succeeded in generating powerful pulls and waves.

■By lowering the rod tip, it is equipped with a "variable movement V oscillate" that can trace a diving range of about 30 cm below the water surface for dead throw reeling and about 50 cm for medium retrieval. When the sea bass is having a hard time catching up, you can control the dive range by combining rod position and retrieval speed to improve the hit rate.

■Castability that overturns the common sense of large shallow minnows (MAX 63m, AVE60m). * Based on our test.