High sensitivity from rigid material!
Tiny bites and bottom contact are easy to detect.
With its high specific gravity and compact head, this jig head delivers exceptional casting distance.
Sharp penetration and strong holding power — turning the ideal into reality
Using a thicker 0.64 mm wire diameter, the design was refined through repeated field testing and prototype comparisons, with millimeter-level adjustments.
Leveraging the thick wire, the hook point taper was sharpened by 30% for superior penetration.
It pierces easily with light pressure and holds strongly thanks to the stout shaft.
A fluorine coating further enhances penetration and reduces resistance, allowing effortless hooksets.
The hook was developed with real-world fishing sensations in mind:
“bite detection,” “hook-setting feel,” and “penetration power.”
Easy line threading
A large hook eye is used.
Both knot-direct anglers and snap users can thread the line and change rigs with ease.
Instant hook-up with long eye design
The hook point and long eye make quick contact inside the fish’s mouth, increasing hook penetration speed.
This enables true “instant hooking.” No need to rush.
Since horse mackerel spit the lure extremely quickly, immediate hook-setting is normally required, but this long-eye design allows a slower, sweeping hookset.
Outstanding presence
The upper front flat surface of the head catches water effectively, giving it a strong presence.
The front edge cuts and channels water flow, resulting in stable swimming action.
Distinctive fall action (clear contrast falling behavior)
⦁Tension fall: The lower front surface catches water, producing an unusually slow and controlled descent.
⦁Free fall: The lower edge slices through water, resulting in a much faster fall speed.
※ Even during free fall, the jig head does not spin, preventing fish from becoming wary.
Easy identification
Weight markings are displayed on both sides, allowing quick recognition and rapid weight rotation.
Important Notice
The tungsten head and hook are bonded using resin.
Pulling the hook out while holding the head may crack the adhesive and detach the head.
Always press or hold the hook when removing it. Do not hold the head.