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Features
- An embodiment of next-gen Japanese finesse, the KARASHI rolls four irresistible techniques into one bite-sized offering: i-motion ultra finesse, sub-surface twitching, surface dog-walking, and bait-busting panic action. With incredible application range, the KARASHI is a one-shot solution to target elusive fish with uncanny precision. Whether you choose to employ one technique at a time or all four in one cast, KARASHI quickly lives up to its namesake (a spicy Japanese mustard), delivering just the right hit of flavor to trigger the bite.
- i-motion: employ a super-slow retrieve just fast enough to keep the target depth range. The defenseless wobbling action evokes injured bait, triggering bites from opportunistic feeders.
- Twitching: work in a twitch of the rod to set the KARASHI darting sub-surface, exhibiting an agile dart that triggers reaction bites from followers.
- Dog-walk: a rhythmic twitch on the surface will deliver an irresistibly smooth dog-walking action. Pauses will allow the KARASHI to slow-sink and then walk its way back to the surface like a baitfish rising to escape.
- Bait-busting: with fast, upwards twitches of the rod and a speedy retrieve, the KARASHI walks, splashes and leaps along the surface like fleeing baitfish, triggering devastating strikes from aggressive feeders.
- We recommend ultralight spinning or BFS equipment, such as the TRIZA F0-63X AELLO or DESTROYER P5 F1.5-63X POPX STICK to impart proper action, cast accurately and provide the needed “give” to absorb the fight on light line and hooks. To facilitate full dog-walking and twitching action, lighter line is a must when tying directly to the line eye (4-7lb fluorocarbon). For i-motion, heavier line is acceptable but note that heavier line will eventually overpower the bait’s subtle shimmy. If you’re targeting surface/twitch action primarily, a small split ring or snap can provide greater freedom of movement.
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