LSG DAIAN'S MATTE BLACK: If you're unsure which deep-sea color to choose, this is the one to go for. Mr. Muramatsu, also known as Diane, pioneered the art of jigging for brown sardines (Aburabozu) in an era when neither jigs nor equipment were established, proving that jigs could be used to catch them. A deep-sea master, he was determined to catch them using 900-gram Rectors and other lures even when SFC's jig lineup was still small. Without the pioneering spirit of Diane and his teammates, the reckless style of jigging for brown sardines would never have been possible. I was also greatly helped when I started jigging for brown sardines. Diane now continues to hunt for brown sardines in uncharted areas outside of the Izu area. His delicate and precise fishing style, belying his appearance, makes him a one-of-a-kind style master in the jigging world. The matte black with solid backing and special glow is an incredibly classic color that has caught countless brown sardines, including myself. I would like anglers who are planning to try deep sea jigging for golden eye snapper and bald spotted bream to choose Diane color without hesitation.
messiah
If you're having trouble with tuna jigging, we recommend the Messiah. The Messiah, renowned for its ability to target large amberjack, was passed down from Tsunehiro Sato to Kazuhiro Hirota. The high-pitch jerk method using the Messiah is a unique method known only to those in the know, characterized by its unique strokes and pauses. While the Messiah's long sliding motion often makes it seem like a typical long-distance jig, choosing the optimal weight for your target can make it a powerful weapon. Whether targeting large yellowtail amberjack with a dotera jigging lure or bluefish with an electric jigging lure, slow-pitch jerks with hooks set back and forth have proven effective in catching everything from large bottomfish to mid-sea scallops and deep-sea rockfish. I honestly believe the reason it hasn't been talked about much until now is because it's so effective. Not only is its long silhouette appealing, but the vibration of its fall, which begins with a gentle jerk and slide, is incredibly captivating. The time-tested and proven "Messiah" is available in weights up to 600 grams, making it excellent for fall-based tuna fishing, not just for large amberjack in the main stream, but also for large bluefin tuna in the Tsugaru Strait area and yellowfin tuna in the Kanto area. Another appealing feature is its ability to be used as both a slow-pitch rod and a hard-core rod focused on fighting, depending on the angler's skill set. We're also often asked, "Does it have a heavy pull because it's a long jig?" We'd like to point out that it's far easier to use and more maneuverable than other jigs of the same weight. For example, the fact that this 450g jig has been used to target large amberjack even at depths of 100 meters speaks to the refinement and excellent balance of the Messiah jig.
messiah
If you're having trouble with tuna jigging, we recommend the Messiah. The Messiah, renowned for its ability to target large amberjack, was passed down from Tsunehiro Sato to Kazuhiro Hirota. The high-pitch jerk method using the Messiah is a unique method known only to those in the know, characterized by its unique strokes and pauses. While the Messiah's long sliding motion often makes it seem like a typical long-distance jig, choosing the optimal weight for your target can make it a powerful weapon. Whether targeting large yellowtail amberjack with a dotera jigging lure or bluefish with an electric jigging lure, slow-pitch jerks with hooks set back and forth have proven effective in catching everything from large bottomfish to mid-sea scallops and deep-sea rockfish. I honestly believe the reason it hasn't been talked about much until now is because it's so effective. Not only is its long silhouette appealing, but the vibration of its fall, which begins with a gentle jerk and slide, is incredibly captivating. The time-tested and proven "Messiah" is available in weights up to 600 grams, making it excellent for fall-based tuna fishing, not just for large amberjack in the main stream, but also for large bluefin tuna in the Tsugaru Strait area and yellowfin tuna in the Kanto area. Another appealing feature is its ability to be used as both a slow-pitch rod and a hard-core rod focused on fighting, depending on the angler's skill set. We're also often asked, "Does it have a heavy pull because it's a long jig?" We'd like to point out that it's far easier to use and more maneuverable than other jigs of the same weight. For example, the fact that this 450g jig has been used to target large amberjack even at depths of 100 meters speaks to the refinement and excellent balance of the Messiah jig.
| ブランド | SEAFLOOR CONTROL |
|---|---|
| 商品名 | messiah |
