34 THIRTYFOUR finally developed a jig head exclusively for rockfish.
The concept is that "it is specialized only for rockfish, and it is easier for beginners to feel a sense of discomfort than any other needle, so even beginners can feel a sense of discomfort."
In order to make this concept possible, we focused on the fact that there are many reversal bites in the predation of rockfish.
Like horse mackerel, rockfish sometimes does a suction-type bite, but most of the fishing methods in this case are when tension falls or stays, and when activity is low or eating is astringent. In most situations, if the hook shape is difficult to spit out, it will have a large hit and it will be easy to hook.
However, I thought that if there was a hook shape that would make it easier for the needle to catch when preying like a snag, I would feel more atari and it would be directly linked to the fishing results.
By the time we arrived at the shape of the driver head this time, as usual, we brought many different hook-shaped objects to the site and repeated actual fishing tests.
The feature that you can see immediately is that the shank comes out straight from the lead with a normal jig head, but this jig head immediately rises diagonally upward.
Therefore, the worm set also requires some ingenuity, and if you set it so that it is pulled out diagonally upward, you can stab it straight.
As a result, a hook-shaped jig head that is difficult to spit out was born so that it can be hooked firmly even if there is a delay in the awase, as well as a reversing bite and a suction bite.
The lead shape was inspired by the streamhead and designed with a large surface area of lead to maximize water resistance.
This will increase the pull resistance and make it easier to operate the lightweight jig head. This resistance also contributes to making it easier to feel the eating bite at the time of tension fall.
By sharpening the tip of the head, it is possible to easily dart left and right even with a light twitch, and it is possible to induce a reaction bite. In addition, the flight attitude is stable, so you can feel that the flight distance is longer than that of a jig head of the same weight.
This driver head is not suitable for horse mackerel, as I said that it is exclusively for rockfish.
Even if the horse mackerel hits with the usual L-shaped fishing method or tension fall, it does not hook easily.
As I wrote earlier, this comes from the difference between the predatory behavior of rockfish and the predatory behavior of horse mackerel.
By throwing away this horse mackerel Atari, it has an amazing hooking performance against rockfish.
The concept is that "it is specialized only for rockfish, and it is easier for beginners to feel a sense of discomfort than any other needle, so even beginners can feel a sense of discomfort."
In order to make this concept possible, we focused on the fact that there are many reversal bites in the predation of rockfish.
Like horse mackerel, rockfish sometimes does a suction-type bite, but most of the fishing methods in this case are when tension falls or stays, and when activity is low or eating is astringent. In most situations, if the hook shape is difficult to spit out, it will have a large hit and it will be easy to hook.
However, I thought that if there was a hook shape that would make it easier for the needle to catch when preying like a snag, I would feel more atari and it would be directly linked to the fishing results.
By the time we arrived at the shape of the driver head this time, as usual, we brought many different hook-shaped objects to the site and repeated actual fishing tests.
The feature that you can see immediately is that the shank comes out straight from the lead with a normal jig head, but this jig head immediately rises diagonally upward.
Therefore, the worm set also requires some ingenuity, and if you set it so that it is pulled out diagonally upward, you can stab it straight.
As a result, a hook-shaped jig head that is difficult to spit out was born so that it can be hooked firmly even if there is a delay in the awase, as well as a reversing bite and a suction bite.
The lead shape was inspired by the streamhead and designed with a large surface area of lead to maximize water resistance.
This will increase the pull resistance and make it easier to operate the lightweight jig head. This resistance also contributes to making it easier to feel the eating bite at the time of tension fall.
By sharpening the tip of the head, it is possible to easily dart left and right even with a light twitch, and it is possible to induce a reaction bite. In addition, the flight attitude is stable, so you can feel that the flight distance is longer than that of a jig head of the same weight.
This driver head is not suitable for horse mackerel, as I said that it is exclusively for rockfish.
Even if the horse mackerel hits with the usual L-shaped fishing method or tension fall, it does not hook easily.
As I wrote earlier, this comes from the difference between the predatory behavior of rockfish and the predatory behavior of horse mackerel.
By throwing away this horse mackerel Atari, it has an amazing hooking performance against rockfish.