HEAD SHAKER #69 BIG BITE CHART

The head shaker produced by Kenta Onishi is a shad tail worm that not only has a strong ability to collect fish but also has an extremely high bite-inducing power. As the name suggests, Onishi’s strong commitment is the unique movement that the whole body twists while shaking his head. With the realism that makes you image the appeal of the water push on the side of the body as well as the tail and the swim of the bait fish, the bus is invited and brought into the bite.

In addition, it keeps a stable swimming posture even with fast action and fast action even with super slow retrieve with no sinker. With its ability to handle a wide range of retrieve speeds, weighted hook rigs and swimming jig trailers allow for free range control. Especially the combination with glass ripper is the best match. Produces a beautiful swimming action that can take advantage of the characteristics of each other’s lures.

The results of the decabus in the field test are unquestionable. The decabas showed off their destructive power so much that they didn’t know how many times they had eaten and flew away from the direction. Head shaker. A wave that clearly mads the decabus. An intense strike is waiting for you.

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  ① Tail

  A shad tail that thoroughly sticks to the shape, thickness, and angle of the joint as well as the tail body. With a setting that allows water to flow from side to side while receiving water well, it moves quickly even with a slight water flow during ultra-slow retrieve, and swims stably without being disturbed even by fast winding. In addition, the power is efficiently transmitted from the body to the head, creating a characteristic head wobbling action.

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  ② Side cup

  Intense vibrations are generated by grasping and pushing out water from the whole side of the body that is slightly indented near the flat side, and also from the front of the side of the body that makes you imagine a popper cup. Appeal from head wobbling is further amplified.

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  ③ back slit & ventral slit

  The slit on the back, which is used as a guide when setting the worm hook, has a rib inside the slit to hide the hook point and make it easier to set. The ventral slit, which is deeper than the back side, helps to improve the hooking rate.

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  ④ Marker for glass ripper

  When setting on the glass ripper , the best position to pull out the hook was marked. (5 inches only)

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  Glass Ripper & Head Shaker 5 inch set image

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  ⑤FECO Eco Tackle certified products

  This product is “FECO Eco Tackle Certified Product” . Can be used in JB / NBC tournaments. Engraved with FECO certification mark.

• Special formula

  A special formula of salt, garlic, and shrimp that invites you to smell and keeps your bath.