SMITH LTD Noisy Bisen 2.6g 38mm Clear Brown #19

• Main compatible fish species: black bass • Type:Floating • Weight: 2.6g / Size: 38mm • Color: Clear Brown #19 • Hook: #12 (Shirasu minnow hook #12) • Exquisite size matching: The total length of Haruzemi is said to be around 32 to 37mm, and Ezoharuzemi is slightly larger than that.Misemi's size of 38mm is a perfect match.Real size is the key to matching the bait in trout fishing.The bite size and realistic form of Haruzemi itself will switch on the trout's predation mode.The size makes it easy to overlap the silhouette with not only the Haru cicada but also other terrestrial insects that have fallen into the water. • Rear-mounted movable wing: The structure has a fulcrum for opening and closing the wings on the back, and the form looks realistic and does not give any discomfort when posing, making it appealing to trout underwater.The specially shaped wing closes the wing toward the head along the body to reduce air resistance when casting.Despite its light weight, it achieves long distance.The specially shaped wing is designed to resist water after landing.The wing that opens in response to resistance grabs water well, and even on slow retrieves it produces a sharp, tight wobbling action on the water surface, creating undertow waves. • Equipped with tungsten weight: Although it is small and lightweight and has a shape that is susceptible to air resistance, the use of tungsten weight increases the distance when casting and brings out a stable flight posture. • Basically a slow retrieve with the rod tip lowered.It performs a wobbling motion in which it shakes its head minutely from side to side, leaving undertow waves on the water surface.Add several small twitches and repeat the pose.With a short distance of movement, it makes a pop sound and spreads ripples on the water surface, highlighting the presence of the cicada (body) that falls into the water and flaps around. • In addition, in areas (managed fishing spots), bites are often induced by using the hotoke method, which involves pausing for a long time when landing on the water after casting.This is a method you should try.The golden rule for topwater fishing is that you shouldn't hook the rod too soon, and only wait until you feel tension in the rod before hooking.Tie the line directly to the split ring attached to the line eye with a uni knot or clinch knot.

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