Iron Flick Aggressive IFAB-5100. A model that mainly targets bottom objects such as bluefish, grouper, and flounder in the sea. We pursued the balance between the initial speed of the jig and the return of the rod at a depth of 40 to 150m in the near sea area. A pattern that turns on the switch with a high-speed jerk that is effective for blue fish jigging in a high pressure area, and instantly chases it and eats it with a slide or fall. A high response model for aggressive jiggers that use a lot of combination jerk and fall.

Iron Flick Aggressive IFAB-5101. A model that covers everything from bridging in the coastal area to large root fish such as deep amberjack, longtooth grouper, and grouper on remote islands. The high-elasticity material provides moderate resilience, and can be used from high-pitch jerk with initial velocity after touching the bottom to middle-speed jerk that emphasizes “slowly moving” appeal. It is a rod that allows you to swim the jig flexibly while increasing the repulsion of the rod.

IFAB-5102 increases the repulsive force and repulsive speed of the rod by adopting high elastic material, and the jig starts moving and accelerates the initial speed. In particular, iron jigs, which tend to have an initial velocity, increase the slide speed and width to make them more appealing to fish with appetite and induce reaction bites to target fish that cannot be turned on by eating habits alone. Let Turn on the switch at speed, let it chase instantly and feed it with a slide or fall. A high response shaft for aggressive jiggers that use speed, combination jerk, and fall.

IFAB-5103 further enhances the input to the jig in capturing in a deeper area.Especially in deep areas and rapid currents, due to complicated currents, a lot of line slack slows down the input to the jig.In addition, for target fish with a high risk of rubbing roots, such as amberjack, one of the techniques to improve the catch rate is to follow them with a high-speed jerk after landing and let them eat after leaving the bottom.By increasing the repulsion of the rod to the limit, even with some line slack, the input to the jig is increased and the jig is given vitality.

The IFAB-5104 uses high-elasticity materials to perform high-speed jerk and combination jerk using heavy weight jigs up to 500g in situations where double and triple tides occur in rapid tide deep areas. However, it is premised that the jig is operated using the restoring force, not the rod that does not bend. With a rod that is only hard, the jig moves too strongly, frightening the fish that have shown an interest in the jig. The 5104 makes it easy to grasp the timing to move the jig even when the water depth is deep, and you can operate a jig around 500g with light input with the same feeling as in shallow water.