If you plan to cast far with a small lure, it may be that the Yoichi by IMA will intrigue you
Small body, no aerodynamic drag, solid and heavy for its size and with an excellent distribution of weights, the perfect alchemy to toss it where the sun goes down, this is the Yoichi by IMA, an artificial lure that "solves problems" when things are not easy. Imagine the ravenous predators - seabass for example - hunting small sized bait and getting nervous at the long jerk or vibrating lures or casting jigs.
The Yoichi by IMA, as you can see in the video, despite having a certain density can be retrieved where we need it to be, if we let it sound it caresses the bottom, but if the predators are patrolling near the surface we can bring it to the correct layer simply by increasing the speed a little so that it rises, and then keeping it there with the help of the rod tip.
The guys at IMA tell us that it is a "slalom bait", that is, its action should be slalom, however, watching the video we also appreciate a certain wobbling, with that rear wiggle. Fortunately, the images of the Yoichi by IMA help us to understand exactly what the lure is about and to be able to decide if it suits our zone or less.
What is clear is that the Yoichi by IMA is a special bait for special moments, and you must be trained to maneuver a saltwater lure that offers so little resistance during the retrieve and needs a very sensitive handling.
Size:
80mm x 18g
Sinking
Hooks: #6
Split Rings: #3
Earn Reward Points: 14
Earn Discount: 0.14€
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