They are perfect for game fish research strongest: giant tarpon, tuna, trevally ignobilis, big red carp ... To be used on lines 30 to 80 lbs.
The Sakura Lagoa is a “light jig – slow jigging” reel designed for sea fishing which has been very fashionable for several years in European waters. Machined in one-piece aluminium, its compact design combined with proven mechanics make it an ideal reel to equip madai or tenya type casting rods. Its fast ratio is perfect because, in jigging, we often practice at great depths and a casting reel with a ratio that is too slow (< 7.1:1) would quickly be very unpleasant to use during animations and retrievals of the lure. You will notice its powerful brake, capable of stopping any marine predator that tries to take refuge in its lair.
Owner Gorilla 5105 rigged with ball bearing
2 hook per pocket
Super mutu rigged with ball bearing
2 hook per pocket
The Orion Jigs, fairly compact form, can be used to start or waddles. Their particular profile is the right compromise that allows them to descend rapidly with slight oscillations. It is these oscillations that give life to the jig and trigger attacks.
size 15cm weight 250gr
Ultra Wire broken rings, designed for large fish. They are even stronger than Hyper Wire, from 34 kg to 190 kg. The metal is of round section and the shape is classic.
ultra resistant triple of, as reliable as ST76 of the same brand, but much lighter and much more pungent. The carnation is wide and well flared to accommodate a broken ring perfectly suited ideally positioned on the fishing lure action (a real plus to maximize its manufacture the success rate). The Zo-Wire technology implementation gives much thinner and much lighter hooks to equal strength with longer and finer points that guarantee a much higher coefficient of penetration. Weight gain is also an asset for the work that lures well armed are no longer overloaded and will work better and more naturally. This is the perfect hook to equip surface lures (and subsurface) for the largest game fish, tuna, kingfish, tarpon, ...
The hook snaps into the cap. The air circulates, the bait dry.
