Length: 74.0mm /Weight: 4.3g /Type: Floating /Hook: ST41 #10 /Release date: December 2016 Ultimate i-shaped minnow with catchable elements: Eye Weber Eye Weber released in 2012 I-shaped minnow for buses. The sideways posture is maintained to produce a weakened small fish, and the vertically and horizontally symmetrical body stabilizes the swimming posture and enhances the i-shaped performance. The joint is not for SWinging the tail, but absorbs the shake of the retrieve, realizing a natural swim that fits in the water that can not be done with a single thing. This makes it difficult to make U-turns with many chase. In addition, the super slow retrieve and the tail hair that SWays like the tail fin of a living fish even if it is stopped show a unique fishing result under certain circumstances that can not be eaten by a normal minnow. Protuned SW-F The SW-F has been tuned to work truly on target when bees and sardines are just below the surface of the water. Both the SSS model and F model for buses have a high specific density design on the front body so that they are not easily SWept by crosSWinds even when left unattended or ultra-slow retrieve. However, if you lower the rod tip and continue to retrieve, the depth will be deeper than you aimed. Therefore, in SW-F, the front is equipped with no Weight and the rear is equipped with a dedicated Weight. Due to the rear center of gravity, the flight attitude is good and the flight distance is extended, and the front body is difficult to face downward, so even if you use a thick leader, it keeps from the water surface just below the water surface and generates a pulling wave. You can see the powerful bite scene that breaks the water surface by operating while visually checking the lure from the top. In addition, the tail hair is mixed with tinsel to improve the sparkling appeal and braking power to grab water. In addition, the Hook uses ST41 #10 to handle big ones that come unexpectedly. The iWeber SW-F is a salt-only i-shaped minnow that has been protuned in detail with the main target of rockfish and sea bass.
