SHIMANO EW-004N Engetsu Fish Attracting Tie Squid Octopus Curly Appeal Orange 013

Curly tentacles that start moving at a slow speed

The part that interferes with the hook is slightly straight, preventing tangling.

The cross-sectional shape is changed to create complex vibrations.

It is a well-known fact that the vibrations of the tie are effective on red sea bream.
So what about the taste and smell?
Considering the track record of bait fishing, there is no doubt that the taste and smell are effective.
SHIMANO takes a new approach to tairaba with movement + taste and smell.

The taste and smell are most effective under conditions of low light.
Now, the importance of the vibrations generated by the tie in tairaba is already well-known, but what about the taste and smell?
When referring to bait fishing with little vibration or movement, the “tai worm” and “mamushi” used as a special medicine for red sea bream in the Seto Inland Sea
are motionless but have a strong smell.
Also, the “Ebiraba” bait, which combines tairaba and shrimp and is gaining attention in the Kyushu area, has a proven track record,
and the bait has an incredible ability to sustain bites.

Also, research has shown that red sea bream’s sense of smell is 100 million times stronger than humans, on par with that of a police dog,
and it is thought that scent is effective in attracting fish over a wide range.
When casting in the middle of the night when visibility is poor, it is hard to imagine red sea bream biting on “tai worms” or “mamushi” without the smell.
On the other hand,