A slow action that easily hits the bottom with a free fall and lures with a tension fall.
A horizontally falling metal jig is suitable for luring with a fall action, which is the standard technique for horse mackerel fishing, but a horizontally falling metal jig has poor bottom-reaching performance. Therefore, in order to increase the fall speed of the metal jig in the water during a free fall and improve bottom-reaching performance, the center of gravity is designed to be forward. In addition to the forward-leaning center of gravity, assist hooks are attached to the front and back, so that when lifting and falling after hitting the bottom, a horizontal position can be maintained with a tension fall, allowing for the slow fall, which is a basic horse mackerel fishing technique.
