Thirty34Four CHIMERABAIT 2.0in

• Before making this worm, Yonemoto, a field guide of 34, called "double Jr."

   

  When I tried the "Double Octopus" in Iki, while other people couldn't catch it, it was almost one fish per throw.

   

  However, this double attachment made it very difficult to pierce the jig head, and the worm that was passed through later stood up. Originally, it would be ideal if the two rods overlapped, but that didn't go well, so I tried to devise a way to pierce it, but I couldn't find a way to pierce it. It has become.

   

  The advantage of the double octopus is that the more worms, the larger the volume, the more buoyancy and the slower fall. Therefore, it becomes easier to keep the range (shelf), and the increased weight increases the flight distance.

   

  Focusing on this slow fall part, we realized slow fall by creating an air pocket at the bottom so that it can be more compatible with the slow aging we are doing now.

   

  When I dived into the sea and visually checked the 34 during development, the body didn't show any extra movement. Rather, it's not just the tail that opens left and right, but the tip about 1cm widens up and down. was seen.

   

  This "chimera bait" catches the eye of horse mackerel with its slow fall and unique shape regardless of whether the activity is high or low.