Makippa, as the name suggests, is a new type of casting blade jig that you can just throw and reel. Casting jigs have become a standard lure in the saltwater scene due to their long-distance performance and effectiveness against a variety of fish species. It can be said that it is a lure that requires practice and experience to use. Makippa has been thoroughly tuned to overcome the difficulty of using casting jigs and make them easy for anyone to use. The tail is equipped with a blade that is highly effective at attracting fish just by wrapping it around, and is also equipped with a blade hook system (PAT.) that allows you to hook up blade bites with a high probability without inhibiting the rotation of the blade. The calculated body balance and placement of each part allows the body to attract targets with stable swimming and flashing without rotating.
How to use it: Reel immediately after landing on the water to keep the range at the surface layer, and reel after sinking to keep the range in the middle layer and near the bottom, so you can capture strategies that match the target swimming layer.
It comes standard with an assist hook with tinsel that is effective for all types of fish, and the eye on the abdomen allows you to attach additional hooks such as double or triple hooks according to your preference. Especially for fish that bite from the bottom, attaching the hook to the automatic eye is effective. Target fish include sea bass, flounder, flatfish, yellowtail (brownfish, waraca), Spanish mackerel, amberjack, horse mackerel, mackerel, cutlassfish, red sea bream, black sea bream, and root fish. If you always have Makippa on your saltwater fishing trip, it will be useful in all fishing spots.

 ■Target fish

Seabass, flounder, flatfish, Spanish mackerel, amberjack, yellowtail, horse mackerel, mackerel, hairtail, red sea bream, black porgy, millet, root fish, etc...

*Front assist hook is not included with 7g, 5g, and 3g.

Omakase Eye