From shore jig to SLJ “Jig just to wind”

For targets that chase small fish such as sardines, it is common to use actions such as jerk and slide to hit them, but this may not work at all for targets that reach slow-moving baits such as micro baits.

In such a case, the most effective jig is a jig with a blade. Dare to control the movement of the jig and capture the micro bait pattern with a “winding jig” that can be brought to a hit with just the blade’s flushing and slight vibrations. Excellent for fish that bite from the rear such as mackerel, sagoshi and Japanese mackerel, and fish that can be caught with sea bream such as root fish and red sea bream!

You can enjoy everything from shore jigging to super light jigging with the “Maki Jig”, a jig that can be wound regardless of the target.

Adoption of compact shape No bitterness “MAKI JIG SLOW”

The compact body is ideal for micro bait patterns. It can be used like a casting sea bream mule and can be used for any target. The eye that is perpendicular to the jig integrates the hook and blade when casting, providing a stable flight distance and maintaining a horizontal posture when falling, so it is effective when you are reluctant to eat.