| It flies, dives, and darts firmly in the mid-range. |
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| The MD Zanbarno 115SP is a diving jerkbait that dives down to the 2m line and darts. When reeling, the head is down, so the lip catches the water well, and the wide darting width makes it highly appealing. The head is down, and the long lip makes it less likely to get snagged even when it hits the structure, and its excellent obstacle avoidance ability leads the angler to a tighter attack. In addition, the flight performance is improved by the jet boost center of gravity movement mechanism. Furthermore, the weight returns before landing on the water, so it can grab the water in one go and get into a fighting position as soon as it starts swimming. |
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[001 Pearl Moroko]
The Moroko inhabits various parts of Japan. There are many kinds of this fish, such as the Honmoroko and Kawabatamoroko, so I think it is a color that should be imitated as a lure. This Pearl Moroko is literally an expanding color that polarizes depending on how the sunlight hits it, using a lot of pearl paint. It is a bait color that is easy to use in various situations, but it is a color that is effective not only in clear water but also in murky areas based on the expanding color mentioned above.
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[002 Chart Shiner]
The Chartreuse Shiner is a simple color that is highly visible without too much flashing, but there is more to it than that. In addition to the chartreuse color back that is easy for anglers to see, the shoulders are made of polarized pearl that looks gold to blue, creating a slight flickering effect between the white pearl on the side and the chartreuse color on the back. Orange is also placed on the belly for an even more flickering effect, making it an expanding color that allows you to fish while watching the lure.
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[003 MUD Smelt]
The most important thing about a color called "smelt" is the pale purple line from the shoulder to the lateral line. This MUD smelt is by no means a realistic smelt color. The sides are finished with a pale pearl-based chartreuse, and the back is a dark color, aiming for the most vivid and flashing color among the expanding colors. Of course, the shoulders are accented with purple polarized pearl. This color is effective in stains and muddy water.
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[004 Hot Spawn]
This color is targeted at individuals who have a strong reaction to red in spring. It is not a simple red, but a color that reproduces various reds in a gradation, and is finished with a pearl base so that it is not too strong. The background is a dark color, which literally makes spring hot.
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[005 ST Smelt]
A transparent smelt color using ST's Scale Boost hologram. Although it is a clear base color, the transparent hologram is used to enhance its appeal. This is a baitfish color that can be either an appealing color or a natural color depending on how the sunlight hits it.
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[006 Crokins Park]
This is not the typical black-and-gold color called Kurokin, but a color reminiscent of pale gold leaf. The pale gold color, which takes into consideration reflectivity, is accented with a black base and blue pearl, giving it a flickering effect, making it highly appealing. It also uses orange berries, making it a color that is resistant to turbidity.
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[007 Crown Mirror]
The standard crown color has been given a flashing effect with mirror holo. The red on the head, which acts as a bite marker, and the yellow that connects to it in a gradient make it highly visible, which is one of the elements required for a crown color. In addition, pink pearl has been added to the belly, creating a flickering effect that is not just a monotonous flashing.
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[008 Chart B Mirror]
This is the most visible and appealing color in the lineup. The chartreuse on the back is finished in UV yellow, which not only makes it easier to move the lure by being "visible," but also makes it easier to time the bite. Therefore, it is often called the "color that catches fish" because it ultimately leads to more fish.
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[009 Clear Ayu FB]
Although it is a transparent color, the shoulder and side of the body are decorated with pearl that is transparent but polarizes in sunlight, creating a color transition that is not just a clear color. The gradation that changes from gold to blue is a color that imitates the sweetfish, a representative baitfish in Japan.
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[010 Clear Smelt FB]
Like the ST Wakasagi, the back has a gradation from shiny brown to yellow. Meanwhile, the sides of the body have a different color with a different sense of transparency and shine. The shoulder strap is decorated with polarized pearls that create a color transition, recreating the unique color of the Wakasagi. Unlike the ST Wakasagi, the belly is an opaque silver color that shows off the silhouette.
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| Clear Ayu FB/Clear Smelt FB are equipped with Flash Boost. |
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To adjust buoyancy with or without Flash Boost, the split ring sizes vary depending on the color.
Without Flash Boost: Ring size #3
Equipped with Flash Boost: Ring size #2
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