A1 Kuchimoto Onaga - Gamakatsu
A1 Kuchimoto Onaga - Gamakatsu
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Target longtail blackfish of every size, from small to large.
Designed specifically for longtail blackfish, with a point shape and shank length based on their feeding behavior to deliver excellent mouth contact and penetration. By hooking in the mouth and reducing swallowed hooks, it allows forceful landing without letting the fish take control. High-strength, high-hardness A1 material gives the point excellent durability and lasting sharpness. Six sizes from 4号 to 9号 cover a wide range of situations. Fine Pink helps reveal where a fish is hooked as it approaches the surface, allowing the angler to respond appropriately if the hook has been swallowed, particularly with longtail blackfish where leader breakage is a concern. The color blends with krill to reduce the visibility of exposed hook parts to wary fish in pressured or low-activity conditions. Scratches and loss of paint can also indicate sharp-toothed bait stealers such as pufferfish and filefish. This information can help the angler hold these fish near the feet with chum while presenting the bait farther away or up- or down-current.