BUBBLE SWIMMER a name that resonates in the world of offshore big game fishing, especially tuna casting.
With its center-weighted design, it delivers exceptional casting distance, allowing anglers to reach promising targets far beyond the usual range.

Proven effective in countless fishing grounds both in Japan and overseasincluding the legendary Bluefin Tuna of maBUBBLE SWIMMER has earned its place as a pioneer of the popper boom in modern tuna casting.

• Total length: 240mm
• Weight: Approx. 95g
• Recommended hook Size: 4/0
• Recommended ring Size: #10
• Hand made in Japan

The core action of the BUBBLE SWIMMER is stop-and-go.
It breaks the surface with small bursts of bubbles, then comes to an abrupt stop. This sharp contrast between motion and stillness is key to triggering a predators hunting instinct.

Long pauses, in particular, are highly effective when targeting wary big game species.
To unlock the lures full potential, we recommend pairing it with a rod that has a flexible tip for precise and responsive control.

Proven through countless battles with record-class tuna exceeding 200kg, the BUBBLE SWIMMER has demonstrated exceptional durability and strength.
It features an ultra-thick, shape-memory stainless steel wire (spring-grade), delivering outstanding strength and long-lasting performance.

In the early days of GT fishing, it was common practice to attach sinkers to the rear hook eye using a twisted-wire method. While once standard, we questioned its durability. The high heat and humidity of ocean environments, combined with the unrelenting pressure from the hard jaws of massive game fish, significantly increase the risk of failure at the hook attachment point.

Since its initial release, the BUBBLE SWIMMER has completely eliminated the use of twisted-wire joints.
Instead, we employ precision-welded, heavy-duty stainless steel wiredelivering exceptional strength and unmatched reliability.
This construction reflects our unwavering commitment to performance and trust in the face of the oceans toughest challenges.

The carefully selected wood material offers a natural interaction with the water, producing sharp, lifelike action that feels almost alive.
When targeting tuna, intentionally incorporating long pauses enhances this effectdeeply triggering their predatory instincts.