Longines Sea Bass Lure Levin Light 12g 95mm 102SGO

The balance between flight and swimming required for a sinking pencil has been reconstructed from scratch, including the bend curve, the ratio of body height to width, the cut of the surface, the weight placement, and the position of the eye, and all the elements have been simplified to create a body equipped with a fin keel. When the tail swings left and right during reeling, water hits the face, including the fin keel, creating a "swing slalom action" in which the head flows left and right. The Levin (Light) has a lighter weight, which makes the fin keel's water bite even stronger. The slide width when it falls over after receiving water becomes wider, and it is characterized by its light tail swing while drawing the largest S-shape among the Levin series. It can respond to a wide range of retrieval speeds and changes in current speed, and even in strong currents or fast winding, it is possible to keep the range in the shallow range of just below the water surface to about 40 cm with the Levin's unique tenacious swimming.