TINYY GILLING!
They are small, but they make you possible
to catch big fish.
We are coating them
and rushing out the products.
This one is still under production.
It is going to have more colors,
and will be a GILLING looks like real fish.
We are really looking forward to
the completion of TINY GILLING
like everyone else.
Field report from Mr. Oya.
DATE : September 1st
PLACE : Gosan river
Tackle : Lure / TINY GILLING 75 SS(Slow sinking model)
Great catch of fish with TINY GILLING again!
It was very exciting, since the fish broke
the surface of the water all of a sudden.
TINY GILLING 75SS is a really bite-size lure!
The weight of TINY GILLING 75SS is about 10g.
As you can see the size from the picture,
you can use it with spinning tackles as well.
They will be shipped by the end of the month.
Wait a little more!
Do you know ” Taru-ika” ?
Taru-ika is a kind of huge squid
you can meet in Wakasa bay
in Fukui pref. or Kyoto pref. in Japan.
Taru-ika fishing is a common sight
in Wakasa bay in the winter.
” OUDOROBOU ” is quite a popular rod
for squid fishing.
They quickly sold out last year and
had been out-of- stock, but…
TP-B69XHst (same model as last year) and
brand-new heavy model
TP-B69XXHst are now on sale.
We are often asked ” How is it like to catch Taru-ika?”
Sometimes it is really powerful
but usually it is very sensitive.
How well you can feel it is the key point
whether you can catch the squid or not.
The top of OUDOROBOU has a solid tip
which will not miss all the catch.
And to make the visibility well, the top rod is white,
and the thread is fluorescent orange.
Including the top guide, guides are 5mm for the knot in PE line 8 Lb.
Another special feature is the spiral guide.
It makes easy to use the rod with PE line, and
you can feel the hit more directly.
Since 2015 model, it has a grip joint.
It is easy to carry the rod by using the grip joint.
OUDOROBOU, a rod that can lift
sensitive but huge(more than 10 kg!) Taru-ika.
The season of Taru-ika is coming soon.
If you have never experienced the powerful reel in,
why don’t you try it this year?
GEECRACK JAPAN 