JACKALL Gekidaki Dropper 50° Fall No. 2.5 Red Shrimp

• Size: No. 2.5 • Color: Red Shrimp • Fall speed: Slow fall (approx. 7 seconds/m) / Descending position: 50° forward leaning fall position • Sharp body shape / Specially shaped front center of gravity weight / Wings for adjusting sinking speed (size up/increase design) • Concept: [Gekidaki Dropper 50° Fall]...Catch the tide and blend in.A 50° fall model of the "Gekidaki Dropper" specially designed for Omorig. Ideal for squid that don't respond well to the "original" and "drift" methods. It is also possible to lure them in for a long time after the fall.

Catch the tide and get used to it.Introducing the dropper [Gekidaki Dropper 50° Fall] that can be used depending on the "fall posture" from the Egi [Gekidaki Dropper] designed exclusively for Omorig.

In addition to the [Color] and [Fall Speed] rotations that are important in the Omorig fishing method, Jackal newly proposes a [Fall Position] rotation. Even in the same situation, color, and fall speed, you can get a clear difference in reaction depending on the angle of the body at the time of fall, and it has great potential as a strategy to get even more fishing results.

In pursuit of ``an angle where you can fish well in a wide range of situations, but with a clear situation where you can only catch fish'', we repeated tests at all angles of sinking, and as a result we arrived at a posture with a sinking angle of 50°. In situations where "Original (sinking angle 15° - sinking speed about 5 seconds/m)" and "Drift (sinking angle horizontal - sinking speed about 10 seconds/m)" do not respond well, use [50°Fall (sinking angle 50° - sinking speed about 7 seconds/m)], On the other hand, when ``50° Fall'' does not respond well, using ``Original'' and ``Drift'' can be a great way to turn ``time when you can't catch fish'' into ``time when you can catch fish.''

Due to the extreme forward center of gravity, the tail side will not sag even if you fall to the limit, so you can carefully invite it for a long stay after the fall. The weight, which is the key part to achieve the 50° angle, uses a ``specially shaped forward center of gravity weight that concentrates the weight further forward''! In addition, by tilting forward, the body is less susceptible to water resistance, so by increasing the number of blades, it catches the tide firmly and adjusts the fall speed (about 7 seconds / m).