Ghost Wire

"GHOST WIRE" is an alabama rig that pursues "lightness" to specialize in bama strolling and incorporates plenty of finesse elements. In order to realize "lightness", the biggest feature of ghost wire, Φ1.2mm is used for the main arm and Φ0.9mm is used for the sub-arm. By adopting a wire with a narrower diameter than the conventional Alabama rig, the weight of the self is overwhelmingly reduced. It makes it easy to "slowly float in the water", which is the core of Bama Stroll. In addition, the ghost wire is equipped with lightweight resin blades on all wires except the main arm. The rotation rises quickly, and the blade rotates even in dead throws, making it easier to maintain a horizontal position close to a swimming fish. In addition, the unique "transparency" of resin achieves a glossy look that can be mistaken for a school of small baitfish. The synergistic effect of fine wire and resin blade is not only this, but also that it is difficult to sink and easy to maintain the range, so it reduces the risk of rooting in shore fishing, which is basically wrapped in "deep to shallow". In addition to the conventional Alabama rig setting with a shad tail worm, the ghost wire, which can be used in a variety of settings, uses a "one-hook Alabama specification" that sets the ingredients only in the center, and a shad plug. You can reproduce a school of small fish with various settings tailored to the field and situation, such as the "Shad Bama Specification" and the "Bama Stroll Specification" with the blade removed and set 9 fish rollers.