``Prince of the Bay'' Supervised by Yuki Ohno Floating minnow series that can be cast in any field, including rivers, tidal flats, and ports. It supports a wide range of uses, from aiming at lunkers hiding in the super shallows at your feet to pinpointing at distant places that require long distance. floating minnow. The tall body sensitively catches changes in the flow and semi-automatically disrupts the action balance, driving the sea bass into a predation mode. It is an image of a small baitfish that specializes in ultra-low to medium-speed currents and swims gracefully in the water with slow-pitch wobbling and rolling action. In addition, the long-legged dirt action of the jerk creates a baitfish that escapes just below the surface of the water, forcing the seabass that cannot be fed with a steady retrieve to use its mouth. While maintaining the ideal buoyancy, range, action, and speed, the weight balance has been pursued to the limit to achieve flying distance and casting feel that are unimaginable for a floating rod of this size.
MASSORDER: More Than Solaria 70

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