MONSTER ZONE 210F
The key to making these big fish, who have lived long and become smarter, take them seriously is the "non-diving" feature. The deepest they can dive is only about 10cm deep.
Because it doesn't dive, the lure rises to the surface of the water faster.
When a fish notices the lure, it quickly escapes and disappears.
The fish that chase it get serious and eat the lure.
When a fish notices the lure, it quickly escapes and disappears.
The fish that chase it get serious and eat the lure.
Specification
Total length: 210mm
Weight: 100g
Type: Floating (upright diving pencil)
Colour Line Up
Pilot Blue
Jerk Pink
Small bait
Monster Gold
Switch Chartreuse
*** photo coming soon ***
Hook Setting
It is designed to use a large single hook so that you can reliably catch large fish. The optimal hook weight is 10-11g, but it can also be used with lighter hooks such as Yamada Hook SUPER SHORT #4/0.
We recommend triple hooks of #4/0 to #5/0, around 9-11g.
If the lure has high buoyancy and the action is too violent, using an oval split ring may calm it down.
If the lure has high buoyancy and the action is too violent, using an oval split ring may calm it down.
The hook I used when I caught the 16.4kg Yellowtail from the shore was a Sutekibari Plugging Double SPT503 #4/0.
I am still trying to find the best hook setting for catching monster tuna, but because it has high buoyancy, I can use a fairly large hook. I am testing it with a plate of lead attached because I cannot get the balance right with a single hook.
Gallery
STAY HUNGRY (YouTube)
#10 Daipen fishing for big fish MONSTERZONE
#10 Daipen fishing for big fish MONSTERZONE