SHIMANO Tairaba ED-X04U Engetsu Response Curly 010 Zebra Orange

No tide, no bait, low activity. Its true value is shown in tough conditions.


Fishing style that attacks with Chenruba
"Chenruba" is an aggressive style that searches for a hit pattern by constantly changing custom parts such as Tairuba heads, skirts, and ties.
Not for that day, but for that moment.
The shortcut to catching fish with Tairuba is to adjust the rig to suit the ever-changing underwater conditions.
So what kind of rig should you choose? This is a world of know-how that depends on experience.
By changing custom parts such as heads, skirts, and ties, you can derive the hit pattern at that time.
This is "Chenruba". With Rakuchenbakubaku, there is no hassle of changing ties at all.
You can easily change the head and quickly change the tie.
While changing the ties, choose a rig that is easy for red sea bream to bite and increase your catch.


It is important to understand the characteristics of each tie and choose it accordingly.
If you get a bite but don't get a hook, change the tie. The fish is biting, so
you can get a hook by changing the tie to a thinner or shorter one so that the fish's mouth can get closer to the hook.