Inchiku Octopus Fishing Tackle for Boat Tai Rubber Bluefish Rockfish Cod Squid Migratory Fish Hairtail Fishing Octopus Bait, Fishing, Fishing,

Inchiku is a lure that does not require any complicated action and basically attracts fish by falling. The octopus bait part and the weight part are separate, and as it falls the weight part reflects light brilliantly, while the octopus bait part sways, creating complex movements. No bait is required, so you can fish efficiently without the hassle of attaching bait. The basic way to fish with Inchiku is to let it sink to the bottom and reel it in at a steady speed. During the fall, the weight reflects light and the octopus bait part makes a natural appeal due to the water current. It is easy to handle without requiring any rod action like jigging. Even if there are no bites at the bottom, just reeling it in will attract fish. By reeling in faster, the fish may suddenly bite, so fast reeling is also effective. It is suitable for a wide variety of fish species, from bluefish such as Spanish mackerel, amberjack, mackerel, red sea bream, hairtail, and sea bass to bottom fish. You'll never get bored of using it and will become more and more addicted to it. Inchiku is a lure that does not require any complicated action and is basically baited by letting it fall. The octopus bait and weight are separate, so as it falls the weight reflects light brilliantly and the octopus bait sways, creating a complex movement. It does not require bait and of course there is no need to bother with baiting, making it a very efficient way to fish. The basic way to fish with Inchiku is to let it hit the bottom and reel it in at a steady speed! The octopus bait and weight are separate, so the weight sparkles and reflects light while the octopus bait sways, creating complex movements! The weight sparkles and reflects light while the octopus bait sways with the water current, creating a natural appeal. This means you don't need to use a rod like you would with jigging, making it easy for anyone to use. Even if there are no bites at the bottom, just reel it in and the octopus bait will continue to dance seductively, luring the fish. If you reel it in slowly and there are no bites, you may get a sudden bite if you speed up the reeling, so reeling it in quite quickly can be effective! You can target any species of fish, from bluefish such as Spanish mackerel, amberjack, and mackerel to fish eaters such as red sea bream, hairtail, and sea bass, as well as bottom fish, and you may even catch fish you never expected, so rather than getting bored of using it, you will become more and more addicted to it.