IMAKATSU Worm JAVALLON 140 #S-18 Chartreuse

Imae used the final prototype Javalon 140 in the All-Star Classic. It is a no-sinker rig with a 4/0 offset hook, with two 0.4g nails inserted through a thin skin on the left and right sides of the abdomen to lower the center of gravity. The key is to use 16-pound fluorocarbon. After casting, let the Javalon sink to the bottom and the line sink completely to the bottom at the same time. Reel it slowly in an I-shape, and let the line swim while erasing its presence by crawling along the bottom. However, the speed should not be a speed that makes the Javalon swim energetically, but a speed that literally makes the Javalon swim with no action, so that the Javalon hardly makes any waves. The best chance for a bite is when it touches a vertical structure such as a stake and starts to wave. Just like the bottom wave of a free rig, the sudden multi-jointed wave of the Javalon triggers a bite.