[Overwhelming presence] The deep ribs and volume give it a strong appeal that is greater than the 2.8-inch size, and lure horse mackerel!
Body design and action
A voluminous body with deep ribs, two waists, and a super-thin pintail
The secret to catching fish
The deep ribs make it easy to catch the water current, giving it an outstanding presence in the water! The voluminous flat body creates different actions depending on the angle. Horizontally... You can move it dynamically with rod work! Vertically... If you just reel it in with the current, the narrow part of the body will catch the water current, creating an action like a jointed minnow! When the horse mackerel sucks it in, the narrow part bends firmly, making it easy to suck it in.
Origin of the name
Ring Bonbon
Ring...ribs are also called rings Bonbon...bon! bon! at the waistline
