SMITH Shirasu Minnow SOLID
- Product Code: code-1882
- Weight: 0.02kg
Slow Sinking, 2.2g, 48mm
Most of the schools of juvenile fish and juveniles that begin to migrate along the coast of the coastal waters from early spring are sardines called whitebait and juvenile kibinago and squirrels, which are collectively called small girls (kounago). When these whitebait and eels begin to appear in the field, the game fish in the inshore waters will gradually switch on and the season will begin.
Whitebait and kibinago (juvenile fish) have weak swimming power, making them an excellent bait and being targeted by various fish eaters day and night. In addition, because it is easy to be preyed on, it often creates a tendency to eat unevenly as a match-the-bait. In order to respond to such a situation, "Silas Minnow Solid" was developed.
Shirasu Minnow SOLID appeals with the transparency of the clear body feeling created by the solid body and the reflection due to the refraction of light.
The highly light-permeable body is camouflaged to facilitate its synchronization with the background, making the silhouette appear small without applying additional pressure, and the slight movement makes it easier to hunt the target. By reflecting the slightest movement and the refraction of light, the silhouette of Shirasu Minnow SOLID appears, causing a flashing phenomenon and activating predation without hesitation.
In addition, the main focus is on the action of restrained movements because the area that can be attacked is limited. Even in such a difficult situation, the target predators will use their mouths in the low-pressure area.
Lead: rockfish, horse mackerel - just reel in and release, reduce the range gradually
Perch, pike: release gently with continuous twitching and occasional pauses.
- Brand: SMITH
- Availability: In Stock
€11.20
Slow Sinking, 2.2g, 48mm
Most of the schools of juvenile fish and juveniles that begin to migrate along the coast of the coastal waters from early spring are sardines called whitebait and juvenile kibinago and squirrels, which are collectively called small girls (kounago). When these whitebait and eels begin to appear in the field, the game fish in the inshore waters will gradually switch on and the season will begin.
Whitebait and kibinago (juvenile fish) have weak swimming power, making them an excellent bait and being targeted by various fish eaters day and night. In addition, because it is easy to be preyed on, it often creates a tendency to eat unevenly as a match-the-bait. In order to respond to such a situation, "Silas Minnow Solid" was developed.
Shirasu Minnow SOLID appeals with the transparency of the clear body feeling created by the solid body and the reflection due to the refraction of light.
The highly light-permeable body is camouflaged to facilitate its synchronization with the background, making the silhouette appear small without applying additional pressure, and the slight movement makes it easier to hunt the target. By reflecting the slightest movement and the refraction of light, the silhouette of Shirasu Minnow SOLID appears, causing a flashing phenomenon and activating predation without hesitation.
In addition, the main focus is on the action of restrained movements because the area that can be attacked is limited. Even in such a difficult situation, the target predators will use their mouths in the low-pressure area.
Lead: rockfish, horse mackerel - just reel in and release, reduce the range gradually
Perch, pike: release gently with continuous twitching and occasional pauses.