SLIDING JIG

Sound with slide fall and shaking. The "Sliding Jig", which thoroughly pursues real action, has a bottom-shaped head that catches the hard bottom at a point, and shows hypersensitivity to slight shaking while tilting left and right, and slides sideways into rock shades and gaps. increase. This side-slip slide action realistically reproduces the movement of crustaceans and gobies baitfish trying to escape to the shadows, leading the bass to bite. In addition, on muddy or sandy ground, it will cut into the bottom and land on the bottom, and the lip-shaped front face will appeal with an action that rolls up mud. The eye position set above the tip of the head creates a variety of actions, and the evasive performance with surprisingly little rooting demonstrates a high total balance regardless of the water depth, including around Leeds. It is especially effective in man-made structures such as piers, water intake towers, and fish reefs. SLIDING JIG HEAD WEIGHT：1/4oz、3/8oz、1/2oz FINE RUBBER SKIRT: ¥660 (tax excluded ¥600) SILICONE SKIRT: ¥715 (tax excluded ¥650) 1999 release. SLIDINGJIG FEATURE The unique head shape creates a sliding action to the left and right depending on the ups and downs of the bottom, and the baitfish that live in the bottom shows the movement of escaping into the shadows. The landing posture and eye position tilting to the left and right react sensitively to shaking, generating irregular dirt action. Realistically reproduces the actions of gobies and Yoshinobori, which move sharply and sharply. EYE POSITION By contacting the tip of the wide head with obstacles such as rocks, it prevents the eye from entering the gap and avoids rooting without the head sticking. CUSTOM HOOK&TRAILER HOLD WIRE As a jig with a guard for anti-big bass, the fine-wired hook brings high hooking performance to the last minute, and it reliably hooks up short bites in the deep range. Uses a trailer hold wire that does not shift the worm even if you use a lot of skipping. HEAD DESIGN With a hard bottom, it tilts and slides, and with a soft bottom, the wide head avoids obstacles such as rocks and pushes through reeds and bushes to get out. To do.