Description
Product Specifications:
Length: 130mm
Weight: 22g
Type: Floating
Action: Wobble & Roll
Range: Up to 30cm
Hooks: #4 ×3 (BKK FANGS-62UA)
Product Introduction:
The Original Drift Minnow “LAMMTARRA” — Renewed After 15 Years
Recognized as the original drift minnow, LAMMTARRA has built an overwhelming track record by landing countless trophy-class seabass across various regions.
The ideal action that triggers lunker seabass is achieved at dead-slow to slow retrieve speeds.
If you clearly feel strong vibrations transmitted to your hand, it is a sign that you are retrieving too fast.
The key lies in maintaining:
Neither excessive tension nor slack —
Keep only the minimum necessary line resistance.
This subtle tension control is essential to fully unlock the lure’s performance.
Evolved through advancements in technology and time, the renewed “Invisible Hand of God” once again surpasses the demands of the modern seabass scene.
Features:
● Subtle, wavering wobble-and-roll action that entices trophy-class seabass
● Equipped with the “Linear Engine” weight transfer system for significantly improved casting distance
● High-response design that precisely grips and tracks the current
Natural, Unstable Action
A subtle, drifting motion that mimics a weak baitfish suspended in the current.
Its natural, feeding-instinct-triggering action makes it highly effective for trophy-class fish.
The Key: Feel the Weight of the Lure
Maintain awareness of the lure’s weight during operation.
If you clearly feel strong vibrations transmitted through the rod, you are retrieving too fast.
The essential principle:
Do not over-tighten or over-slacken the line.
Imagine a baitfish naturally drifting with the current.
The Essence of the LAMMTARRA Drift Technique
Imitating a Weak, Struggling Baitfish
Use the current to create line tension and allow the lure to drift naturally.
Occasionally give a slight upward twitch of the rod tip to momentarily tighten the line—this acts as a triggering action.
The overall image should be:
Let it drift naturally with the flow,
and intermittently produce a subtle flutter or side flash,
mimicking a weakened baitfish barely maintaining balance.