In today's Japanese bass fishing scene, the "i SHAD CLIO," specializing in the "I-shaped" lure, is attracting attention. Designed by Seiji Kato, a specialist in I-shaped lure fishing, based on his many years of experience and know-how, it not only thoroughly eliminates any unnatural feeling, which is the essence of I-shaped lures, but also pursues "controllable performance that materializes the image."
This style, which entices fish with a linear movement without any unnecessary action, can be called the epitome of naturalness and is extremely effective as a surefire method for catching wary and unapproachable big bass. However, the biggest problem is that even the slightest disturbance in the action can cause the fish to see through the lure, and this has been solved by covering that problem with the lure's functionality.
Therefore, until now, considerable skill was required to set the hooks and adjust the speed so as not to disrupt the action, in order to avoid unnecessary movements. However, the iShad Clio incorporates features to make it simple and easy to use, such as a stabilizer in the head section, a cross-shaped tail, and a low center of gravity achieved by using a two-layer structure of materials with different specific gravities.
Furthermore, considering how the lure looks when a bass looks up at it, the back and belly have a smooth, slick finish (the sides have a ribbed design). This attention to detail, based on practical experience, is unmatched.
7 per pack