Smith D-Direct 55 Heavy Sinking Deep Minnow #28 Trout Fishing Ultra Light Lures

Description: Smith D-Direct 55Colors #28 Akaguro D-DirectReach an unknown depth area ・Eat with "inertial slide". Heavy sinking deep minnow D-directA heavy sinking deep minnow for directly attacking the dead zone exceeding 1 m in depth from the vicinity of the depression that could not be attacked until now. It is submerged with its own weight of 6g, and the giant lip forces the lure into an unknown area at once, and the small wob and roll vibrations of the reeling appeal the presence of the lure, directly inviting the trout lurking in the depths.Development background that required D-DIRECTRegardless of the season, there is always a good size in a big pool. However, when it comes to a deep pool over 2m, the capture difficulty rises at once. Even though I confirmed a "glaring" reaction on the first or second throw, it was a phenomenon near the bottom that was much deeper than the lure. After that, it's getting more and more threaded, and it's almost the pattern of giving up around the 10th throw, isn't it? I tried changing the casting position, changing the color and lure, and of course reeling with a spoon to trace near the bottom, but it didn't lead to a good catch. As for myself, when I come across such a large pool, I have taken the style of throwing a few D-contacts targeting fish that respond to the upper layer, and aiming for upstream fishing as soon as possible. After all, I didn't feel like it would lead to a good catch. But as I said before, there is always a good size for a big pool. In addition, it seems that the beginning of the season is only there. I want to do something After all, the capture of this pool and deep ground was also a challenge for me. 1. Where are the fish? (Fig. 1) The flow is strong in the upper layer near the depression, but if there is depth, the flow is quite calm at depths of 1 m or more. If it is 3m downstream from the depression, the area around the bottom seems to be a very comfortable place for fish to live. Large, especially wary fish know that the upper waves act as a curtain and provide a great protection from bird dives.2. Where is the lure tracing? (Fig. 2) The spoon seems to sink like a stone, but it sinks while fluttering and being swept away unexpectedly. A normal deep diver system reels to the front and reaches the maximum depth. D-CONTACT can trace 10-30cm below normal sinking minnow.3. Dead zone (Fig. 3) As shown in Fig. 2, you can't expect a bite even if you are tracing far above the localization range of the fish or reach the localization range behind the fish. There is a dead zone in the hatched area that cannot be captured with conventional lures. 4. D-DIRECT capture zone (Fig. 4) Reach the localization depth in front of the fish, and bite it with various dances by rod action and inertia slide.How to use D-DIRECT1. Reaching an unknown depth area When falling after landing, it sinks from the tail with the lip up. It takes 3 seconds to sink 1m (depending on the conditions such as the strength of the current and the thickness of the line). It reaches the bottom much faster than a normal sinking minnow. The reason for this is the weight of 6g built into a smaller volume than D-CONTACT and the sinking posture due to the rear fixed center of gravity. After landing, lower the tip and quickly reel. Let the lip, which seems to be huge against the 55mm body, do something and force it to dive rapidly. Reeling 3m reaches 2m depth. 2. Eating with "inertia slide" Wob & roll by reeling, and a staggering slide action by twitching. The fluttering dart action by the powerful high-speed short jerk with the rod upright is full of appeal. Invite a bite with the "inertial slide" that occurs between actions. At the time of bottom contact with bottom stones, etc., it has a wonderful ability to avoid fluttering, enabling aggressive fishing. 3. Range control and its tricks D-DIRECT will try to dive as long as it keeps applying water pressure to the lip. It's the same with twitch and jerk. If you want to trace a depth of 1m, add action with a rod when you think you have reached a depth of about 1m by falling or reeling. At this time, if you add a strong and long action, it will gradually go deeper than 1m. If you add a weak and short action, you can gradually swim upwards. If this is the trick, and if you can make it act gently and deceive, range control is OK. Different holograms create a different sparkle, ``F'', silent weight, etc. are the same appealing power as D-CONTACT and are detailed to increase fishing power. (Commentary: Hitoshi Hiramoto)Product Summary01. Kinkuro02. Akakin03. Yamame04.TS07.TS Laser08. Yamame Laser13. Smelt14. Ayu19. Pink20. Chart22. Blue Pink23. G Yamame24. G sweetfish25.G pink26. G chart27.G white28. Akaguro29. Cloaca32.Chart Yamame33. Yamame foil34. Purple Orange38. Ayu Pearl40.Chart back yamame trout41. Orange Laser Yamame42. Lime Chart YamameLENGTH55mmWEIGHT6gTYPEheavy sinkingHOOKD-contact hook #12

Price: 22.5 USD

Location: Nantucket, Massachusetts

End Time: 2023-10-21T23:36:11.000Z

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