The simple body design, which does not have a resistance plate such as a lip or a diving plate for the purpose of control, is designed to automatically utilize the line tension generated during input such as retrieval, and external force generated by flow, etc., and convert it into force that attracts the target. This idea is similar to the power of no-sinker worms, which are used in bass fishing, and wet flies, which are used in mainstream fly fishing. At first glance, the voluminous shape of an 80mm plug aimed at sea bass may seem objectionable, but its moderate body height controls body roll and creates a gentle slalom action when input. Also, since it is sinking with the minimum weight, it is very different from sinking where weights are stuffed without meaning. It boasts a sense of stability during high-speed pulling, which is unusual for a sinking type lipless, and if you pay attention to the angle of the line, it will not break the water surface, so it will respond to a variety of operations such as panic slalom action with a short jerk, regardless of day or night, in situations such as still water, slow current, and too much bait.