$17.99
| LENGTH: | 2.3in |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT: | 3/16oz |
| TYPE: | Slow Sink |
| HOOKS: | #10 |
An embodiment of next-gen Japanese finesse, the KARASHI rolls four irresistible techniques into one bite-sized offering: i-motion ultra finesse, sub-surface twitching, surface dog-walking, and bait-busting panic action. With incredible application range, the KARASHI is a one-shot solution to target elusive fish with uncanny precision. Whether you choose to employ one technique at a time or all four in one cast, KARASHI quickly lives up to its namesake (a spicy Japanese mustard), delivering just the right hit of flavor to trigger the bite.
We recommend ultralight spinning or BFS equipment, such as the TRIZA F0-63X AELLO or DESTROYER P5 F1.5-63X POPX STICK to impart proper action, cast accurately and provide the needed “give” to absorb the fight on light line and hooks. To facilitate full dog-walking and twitching action, lighter line is a must when tying directly to the line eye (4-7lb fluorocarbon). For i-motion, heavier line is acceptable but note that heavier line will eventually overpower the bait’s subtle shimmy. If you’re targeting surface/twitch action primarily, a small split ring or snap can provide greater freedom of movement.
KARASHI is equipped with a tinsel-dressed hook to increase visual appeal and stabilize i-motion swimming.
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