DAIWA MORETHAN MONSTERSLIDER LASER IMPACT

 
The Big Pencil "Monster Slider" is now equipped with laser impact and has a versatile 135mm!

The big pencil "Monster Slider", which is ideal for situations where there are many bites but do not hook up, is now equipped with laser impact and a versatile 135mm that is easy to handle even with a medium class sea bass rod!
With the same sparkle and flickering as a live small fish with laser impact, the quick and wide turn of the V-hull shape and the synergy of the super rattle sound, even the threaded ranker sea bass will use their mouths!

(1) "There is a theory (reason) for this brilliance" Equipped with
Laser Impact (PAT.P) Laser Impact emits the same high-intensity reflected light as sardines over a wide range due to its 3D multi-reflective structure, realizing "a real invitation far away". Furthermore, it even reproduces the flickering of reflected light when swimming! Even in the slightest light at night or in the shade, it appeals to the target with light day or night, regardless of location, just like baitfish!

(2) Abdominal V-hull shape By making the shape of the second half of the
body abdomen the same as the bottom of the boat, the body will glide on the surface of the water in the latter half of the dog walk action, allowing for quick and wide turns!
If you lose sight of the lures that are common in ranker sea bass, you will be addicted to the habit of attacking relentlessly and induce bites!

(3) High buoyancy big head & three-dimensional gill shape By thickening the
body head and increasing buoyancy, the head jumps out of the water at the start of the dog walk, and at the same time, the three-dimensional gills stir the water and fiercely appeal to the ranker sea bass!

(4) Super Rattle Sound for Sea Bass The high-frequency big rattle sound that easily resonates
in the water can appeal to sea bass at a distance. It is effective even when there is a lot of bait!

With the lure floating on the surface of the water, rhythmically jerk the rod and invite it with a dog walk action as wide as possible.
Ranker sea bass lose sight of the lure every time it moves left and right, gets excited, and bites at the timing when it reaches its peak, so making a wide and quick turn while appealing its presence is the key to inducing a hit.
If you get a bite and don't get a hit, it is also effective to pause for a moment and then immediately switch to a short dog walk.