The DSG Wide Zebra is a long-selling Amberjack exclusive colorway, featuring colors No. 206, No. 207, and No. 208. The grain hologram, renowned for its beautiful, scale-like texture, is a base color. This base color is then combined with chartreuse and special glow for enhanced fish-attracting capabilities. The front of the lure, No. 206 and No. 207, is finished in a beautiful silver, while No. 208 is finished in a clear gunmetal finish. Each lure features a striking color on the edge and a tail glow. The beautiful gradation of this edge is also a unique feature of Seafloor Control. Furthermore, the back features a clear finish that retains the gloss of the aluminum hologram, with zebra glows spaced farther apart than usual. Both the tail and the zebra on the front and back feature special glows. This premium glow, with a longer glow time and slightly higher brightness than the standard glow, is of course made with Seafloor Control's highest-quality products in Japan.
No. 206: Fluorescent yellow and hot red, just like in the 80s. It's a beautiful finish. Feel the synergy effect of the chartreuse color with the glow of the zebra and tail.
No. 207: A variation of the classic Blue Pin that stands out in the dark! By using the blue surface as the edge color, we've made it a strong color in all directions, taking advantage of the sparkle of the grain holo!
No. 208: Chartreuse stands out against the gunmetal body. We aimed for a color scheme that would attract both fish and people. This is the manager's recommended color.
cranky
This short jig was the first one designed by Tsunehiro Sato at SFC. Its concept is the only SFC automatic jig that anyone can use easily. The Cranky's stepped surface streamlines the flow, making it easy for anyone to turn sideways. Its horizontal vibration fall creates a perfectly balanced lure, both during the upward and downward motions, making it a jig that anyone can easily get hooked on. I remember Sato using it extensively during the testing phase, finding impressive results with cutlassfish and razorfish. This jig is highly recommended for beginners to slow-pitch jerking. Simply relax and focus on slow, easy, single-pitch movements. Another recommended method is to maintain the range by making frequent lures using short, quarter-pitch movements. If you arrive at a fishing spot and aren't sure what to use, I recommend the Cranky first.
No. 206: Fluorescent yellow and hot red, just like in the 80s. It's a beautiful finish. Feel the synergy effect of the chartreuse color with the glow of the zebra and tail.
No. 207: A variation of the classic Blue Pin that stands out in the dark! By using the blue surface as the edge color, we've made it a strong color in all directions, taking advantage of the sparkle of the grain holo!
No. 208: Chartreuse stands out against the gunmetal body. We aimed for a color scheme that would attract both fish and people. This is the manager's recommended color.
cranky
This short jig was the first one designed by Tsunehiro Sato at SFC. Its concept is the only SFC automatic jig that anyone can use easily. The Cranky's stepped surface streamlines the flow, making it easy for anyone to turn sideways. Its horizontal vibration fall creates a perfectly balanced lure, both during the upward and downward motions, making it a jig that anyone can easily get hooked on. I remember Sato using it extensively during the testing phase, finding impressive results with cutlassfish and razorfish. This jig is highly recommended for beginners to slow-pitch jerking. Simply relax and focus on slow, easy, single-pitch movements. Another recommended method is to maintain the range by making frequent lures using short, quarter-pitch movements. If you arrive at a fishing spot and aren't sure what to use, I recommend the Cranky first.
| ブランド | SEAFLOOR CONTROL |
|---|---|
| 商品名 | cranky |
