Daiwa MORETHAN MONSTER SLIDER 160F
| Introducing an easy-to-handle 16cm big pencil that is ideal for situations where there are many bites but poor hooking! |
 |
|
|
|
With the synergistic effect of the quick & wide turn and super rattle sound due to the newly adopted V-hull shape, even the worn ranker sea bass will use its mouth! 1. Abdominal V Hull Shape By making the second half of the abdomen the same V-hull as the bottom of the boat, the body becomes gliding on the water during the second half of the dogwalk action, allowing for quick and wide turns! If you lose sight of the lure that is common in lunker sea bass, you will get addicted to the habit of relentlessly attacking, causing a bite! 2. Highly buoyant big head & three-dimensional gill shape Body By thickening the head and increasing buoyancy, the head jumps out of the water surface at the start of the dog walk, and at the same time, the three-dimensional gills stir the water and make a strong appeal to lunker sea bass. ! 3. Super rattle sound that attracts sea bass The high-frequency big rattle sound that easily resonates in the water allows you to appeal to sea bass that are far away. Demonstrates its power even in situations where there are many baits! 4. #2 treble hook & double ring specification that prioritizes hooking When using a 16cm pencil, setting the slightly smaller #2 hook with a double ring (single ring for the center hook) makes it easier to get sucked in, and you can also get playful short bites. Hooking is now possible! |
|
| Specification details |
|
|
|
â– Highly buoyant big head & three-dimensional gill shape
body By thickening the head and increasing buoyancy, the head jumps out of the water surface at the start of the dog walk, and at the same time, the three-dimensional gills stir the water and make a strong appeal to ranker sea bass! 
â– Abdominal V-hull shape
body By making the shape of the second half of the abdomen the same V-hull as the bottom of the boat, the body becomes gliding on the water surface during the second half of the dog walk action, allowing for quick and wide turns! |
|
| How to use |
|
|
|
|
With the lure floating on the water surface, jerk the rod rhythmically and use as wide a dogwalk action as possible to lure the fish. Lunker sea bass lose sight of the lure and get excited whenever it moves left or right, and will bite when it reaches its peak, so making a wide and quick turn while clearly showing off your presence will induce a hit. It becomes disgusting. If you get a bite and don't get a hit, it is effective to pause for a moment and then immediately switch to a short dog walk. |