Hayabusa Kick Bottom Fs422 - 120G

Jig articulates Inchiku perfect type for the exploration of all the layers of water. limit its particular profile clashes on the bottom and swimming action can be changed according to the selected anchor point.

The Kohga is a lure from the Kabura family. A vertical fishing lure, it can be animated alone or even equipped with pieces of fish flesh. It has a ceramic tube that provides unmatched gliding performance that considerably reduces wear on the leader as well as a hydrodynamic head that can be used in one direction or another depending on the power of the current or the nature of the bottom. Its bright colors and facets are very attractive and increase the chances of catches.

Jig articulates Inchiku perfect type for the exploration of all the layers of water. limit its particular profile clashes on the bottom and swimming action can be changed according to the selected anchor point.

Jig articulates Inchiku perfect type for the exploration of all the layers of water. limit its particular profile clashes on the bottom and swimming action can be changed according to the selected anchor point.

The Bouncing Bucktail is a bucktail jig developed for heavy vertical fishing. Very interesting at great depth or in areas of strong current, this lure also has the advantage of a very solid weaponry which will be resistant to powerful predators.

The Kohga is a lure from the Kabura family. A vertical fishing lure, it can be animated alone or even equipped with pieces of fish flesh. It has a ceramic tube that provides unmatched gliding performance that considerably reduces wear on the leader as well as a hydrodynamic head that can be used in one direction or another depending on the power of the current or the nature of the bottom. Its bright colors and facets are very attractive and increase the chances of catches.

Jig articulates Inchiku perfect type for the exploration of all the layers of water. limit its particular profile clashes on the bottom and swimming action can be changed according to the selected anchor point.

The Kohga is a lure from the Kabura family. A vertical fishing lure, it can be animated alone or even equipped with pieces of fish flesh. It has a ceramic tube that provides unmatched gliding performance that considerably reduces wear on the leader as well as a hydrodynamic head that can be used in one direction or another depending on the power of the current or the nature of the bottom. Its bright colors and facets are very attractive and increase the chances of catches.

The Kohga is a lure from the Kabura family. A vertical fishing lure, it can be animated alone or even equipped with pieces of fish flesh. It has a ceramic tube that provides unmatched gliding performance that considerably reduces wear on the leader as well as a hydrodynamic head that can be used in one direction or another depending on the power of the current or the nature of the bottom. Its bright colors and facets are very attractive and increase the chances of catches.

The Hinata Kab is a special sliding kabura for bait that perfectly imitates a small octopus. It will be extremely effective when combined with bait (worms, strips or legs of cephalopods, shrimp or prawn bodies, etc.). A sliding ring placed on this braid holds the skirt of the kabura. This is made up of silicone strands that create a volume effect in the water and emit fine attractive vibrations. It also has two pairs of ultra-flexible straight strips representing the tentacles of the octopus. This sliding system offers the advantage of not providing support points for the fish allowing it to unhook itself during the fight.

Dive to recovery. Floats when released. Trolling at high speed or launching in deep water. Very effective in large currents. High performance plastic construction. Hard and resistant body. Printed decor. VMC® Perma Steel quality hooks.

The Kraber is a popper with a slender profile reaching very good casting distances thanks to the respective proportions of its mouth and its body. Its mouth produces a strong surge of water attracting fish from afar. The back of its body is square in section in order to move its center of gravity backwards and further increase the distances achievable.