Jackall Bleeker Slit Craw 2.2"
Whether you reel it in or stop it, it will bite.
The shad tail shape at the tip of the claw effectively displaces water during retrieval, creating a strong appeal. The arms are thick and substantial, yet the slits are positioned in different directions on the top and bottom, allowing for flexible movement. When the worm falls from a vertical position after hitting the bottom or during a pause after an action, it pushes water firmly, inducing bites. Combining both retrieval and pausing at a high level, it is the perfect pilot worm.
The various gimmicks hidden within the 2.2"
The overall length and volume have been finely adjusted, and the joint between the claws and the body has been positioned slightly further back. Despite the voluminous appearance of the claws, the overall design is compact, allowing the fish to reach the hook in one bite. Furthermore, a variety of meticulously crafted mechanisms have been adopted to make chining more comfortable and more effective. For more details, please refer to FUTURE.
Excellent compatibility with bottom switches
Developed in parallel with the "Breaker Bottom Switch," a free rig refined specifically for black sea bream, the combination works exceptionally well. Of course, it can also be used with regular free rigs for targeting black sea bream. It's sized to perfectly match the #1-2 offset hooks used in those setups.
FEATURE
Nails that offer both volume and softness.
By creating slits in the nail from different directions (upper and lower), the nails become thick and voluminous while also retaining softness. They are characterized by their weight-based water pressure and soft movement.
Shad tail tip designed for "winding"
Equipped with a tail that has been thinned at the base to improve the start of its action. Its fine, high-pitch action is also characterized by its high ability to entice bites. In addition, even with fine, twitching actions or slow actions, it displaces water effectively and appeals to fish.
Two pairs of arms enable deep bites
The two pairs of arms, which start moving even with the slightest water current and emit more delicate and high-pitched vibrations than claws, distribute bites that tend to concentrate on the claws to the body as well, improving the hooking rate.
The shape makes it easy to conceal the hook point.
A slit is placed where the hook point will emerge when an offset hook is attached. Additionally, a raised section has been added to the top of the worm to conceal the hook point without distorting the worm.
Hooking assist structure ❶: Rib structure
The body features a ribbed design to give it flexibility. When a fish bites, the rib bends, making it easier for the hook point to emerge from the worm and improving the hook-up rate. Additionally, the base of the lure has a noticeable presence that grips the water, inducing bites on the body.
Hooking assist structure ②: Slit in the body
When the body of the lure bends during a bite, the worm conforms more closely to the shank, exposing the hook point and assisting in hooking.
Tail reinforcement for increased durability
The area where the crank section of the offset hook is housed is reinforced to reduce damage during bites and fights.
Materials that enhance actual fishing performance
We carefully select materials with the appropriate hardness to achieve the durability essential for chining, and we also use a firm material that matches the soft shape created by the extensive use of slits.
SPEC
| Name | Length | Hook | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bleacher Slime Claw | 2.2” | Recommended #1-2 | 8 | ¥704 |