Field report / Bank fishing with G-Crawler

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Angler : Mr. Miura
Date : June 2
Place : Seta river / Gigu prefecture, Japan
Lure : G-Crawler plus, SUGURI60
Rod : Double Dutch DDBF-66L TECHNICAL TRAP

 

 

The first fish of the day was caught on SUGURI60.
I jerked my rod.I saw fish chasing my lure.
The fish took the bait when I stopped jerking.

 

 

 

The second fish was caught on G-CRAWLER plus(No sinker style, Neko rig). I cast it in front of the fish and let it fall.
It took the bait during the fall. It was over 50cm in length.
I love the action of G-CRAWLER plus / Neko rig.

Field report / Boat fishing for horse mackerel

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Angler : Mr. Yamaguchi
Place : Mie prefecture / Japan
Lure : Piku Piku Pin tail

 

 

I always prepare many different lure colors when I go fishig.
Sometimes glow colors are effective and sometimes not,
and sometimes natural colors are effective and sometimes not.
# HOTPINK GLOW was effective on the day.

 

Field report / Prototype ring shad tail

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Angler : Mr. Itaya
Place : A reservoir in Gifu prefecture / Japan
Lure : Prototype ring shad tail

Cast prototype ring shad tail to check fishing and water conditions at the reservoir.
Just cast and wait, and then fish caught on the lure.
I didn’t use my fishing skills to catch it.
The prototype attracted and triggered the strike from the fish.
It is made of great material and mimics the worm perfectly.
I love the size of its tail. Its perfect!!
It falls straight with a lighter sinker and the swimming action is great.It triggers fish to strike!!
I think the materials of Geecrack worms are awesome!!!