All the functions to attract and bite on the water surface are condensed into a small, bite-sized body. The open mouth and cup produce a natural sound that is close to the sound of a predator. The eyes reflect at an under angle and move with the water flow from the mouth. The water duct is filled with the air and water flow that enters from the mouth. The large propeller vigorously stirs up the water surface and stimulates instincts. The feathers appeal when paused. This lure is no joke, with stylish techniques sprinkled throughout. Try out the top water scene with the long-finned Koiki, which may be small but boasts high performance.
