Seiryu BITS (Seiryu Bits)
*While retaining the characteristics of simply casting and retrieving, this size is also suitable for small fish such as trevally, barracuda, and horse mackerel.
*It allows for approaching distant points that cannot be reached with worms or plugs by taking advantage of the casting distance.
*Even targets that see through slow movements will be tempted to react with a reaction bite thanks to its compact and quick movement.
*During the fall, it flashes in conjunction with the fluttering action, making it effective for targeting rockfish as well.
*The front hook is equipped with tinsel, which can be used to attract fish and act as a bite marker, increasing the hooking rate.
[Weight] 3g / 6g / 10g
[Hook] (Treble hook) 3g・#14 / 6g・#12 / 10g・#10
[Hook] (Front hook) Tinsel-equipped hook as standard equipment
Small jigs have become increasingly popular in light game fishing in recent years. Compared to lightweight jighead rigs, it's easier to cast and provides a better retrieve feel. It also has the appeal of flashing, a characteristic of jigs. How does it compare to plugs? While it shares some elements with jighead rigs, its fast movement, both during retrieval and fall, generates reaction bites. Its compact silhouette also makes it less likely for target fish to see through it. Despite these advantages, the fact that it's "easy to catch something with" is probably what's fueling its popularity. A unique way to enjoy light game fishing. This "Seiryu BITS" inherits the characteristic of swimming well just by casting and retrieving from its bigger brother. It also comes in sizes 3g, 6g, and 10g, so you can choose according to your tackle. Of course, as it is a jig, using it with a fall is also effective, but first, try casting and retrieving it casually in the nearby sea. A target fish, though I won't say what it is, is sure to give you some fun.
Norifumi Nagashima
