Jackall Speed Vib Lipless Reaction Bait

The action power of the Jackall Speed Vib fills the gap between the extremely finesse action of the TN38 and the strong action of metal vibrations like the Knockin' Jaw expands the range of tactics you can use. If you apply a little line tension while it falls, it will curve fall, but if you lift it until it stops completely and then release the line tension all at once, it will slide irregularly while falling. You can aim for a reaction bite with this irregular action that makes it hard to predict where the lure will go. When lifted, it moves the water with a sharp "crunch" action, and when it falls, it falls very naturally. The contrast between the action and the fall induces reaction bites. The lure has an outstanding start-up action that starts the moment line tension is applied, allowing it to appeal to fish as much as possible within a short travel distance. Resin solid body By achieving a thinness that is difficult to achieve with a molded body with an air chamber, it has a strong action that responds well and rises up with a "battery" sound like a metal vibration. In addition, it has a unique transparency, and the transmission and diffuse reflection of light on the body induces bites. Rear Hook Eye By narrowing the upward range of movement of the rear hook, it is designed to be less likely to cause hook fouling. Rear Feather Hook By receiving water resistance during the fall, the hook is less likely to come to the line side, making it less likely to cause shrimp bites. Also, the hook is reliably sucked in even with a weak bite. Weights placed as far out as possible on the outside of the body This gimmick reduces the body weight involved in the action to the utmost in order to pursue outstanding response that starts the action the moment line tension is applied. Also, like the classic TN series, it creates a stable flying posture and distance when casting. Slide Fall When lifting, lift until the action stops completely, and then release the line tension all at once and it will slide irregularly as it falls. This irregular action makes it hard to predict where the lure will go, allowing you to aim for a reaction bite.