Squama (Squama = scale), as the name suggests, has water pressure on its side by regularly carving scales on the body. During jerk, the shark skin effect reduces friction on the body surface where water pressure is applied.

On the other hand, once the jig body enters the horizontal position from the slide and starts falling, the sinking speed of the jig slows down due to the increase in surface area, and the time to induce a bite also accompanies it.

Squema SL is thick but has scales to achieve light shedding and reduce the burden on the angler. In addition, it generates a stable slide with a straight heavy water push, and is effective for amberjack, tuna, and blue-runners in general. Repeatedly testing the hook setting, the beat, which is derived from slow pitch, can be used with 4 front and rear hooks that are frequently used from front only to slow, making it an effective setting for fish that are reluctant to eat. A jig that can be lightly manipulated regardless of style, from vertical fishing using conventional bait tackle to bevel fishing with spinning tackle. Birth of a high-response semi-long jig.

Wight : 130g, 150g, 170g, 190g, 220g, 250g

Made in Japan