Yamashita 2025 Naory Basic

Super‑appeal color with the strongest hue shift. Excels for highly active squid at night, in turbid water, and in upper layers. Also effective for stopping migrating squid—boost glow with a black light for maximum effect. Choose this when you want a bold presentation.

Super‑appeal, full‑body luminous. Slightly better in clear water than Orange Glow. From dusk through night, it shines for upper‑layer squid with high activity across tide colors. Outstanding for halting migratory squid—use a black light to enhance glow.

All‑around appeal that glows softly throughout. Works across times, depths, and tide colors for highly active squid. A reliable, anytime/anywhere color—great when you’re unsure which to start with.

Soft, full‑body glow—brighter than All Orange. Performs anytime and in any tide color on active squid, but truly shines for migratory squid in the mid‑to‑lower layers. The belly glows subtly at night for extra pull on deeper travelers.

Natural, flashing bait color long considered “must‑have.” From day to dusk, excels in mild turbidity across all ranges. Pair it in rotation with appeal colors. Strong even when only the surface layer is turbid—well worth a try.

The strongest natural silhouette color. Sometimes it’s the only one that gets bit—now indispensable. Ideal all‑time in clear water and for low‑activity squid in the mid‑to‑lower layers. When bites are tough, parking this on bottom can pick off key fish.

The strongest flashing natural color—now with a silver body for even more flash. Excellent by day, in clear water, and across all ranges. Less dependent on squid activity—an essential color for spear squid.

The famous “Warship Green.” Expanded red‑body variation enables rotation with Red Shrimp. Excels at night in lower ranges, in clear water, and under low new‑moon light. Also effective for bottom‑near tricking during the day.

Adopts the winning “K2 Keimura/Teal” from Hokkaido Mameika & Kanto Maruika in a Keimura body. Essential for spear squid and Kensaki. Best all‑time in clear water, especially for the lowest‑activity squid in mid‑to‑lower layers. A secret weapon for pressured fish.

Uses the winning “P1 Pink/Rainbow” concept in a Keimura body, swapped to a fluorescent rainbow. Combines Keimura transparency with fluorescent appeal. Works all‑time and all‑range regardless of tide color. Under floodlights, rotating with Z018 Keimura Teal is especially effective. Also great in assist rigs.