FRONT
The center keel divides resistance, creating a tighter pitch and rolling horizontal fall than a level fall. The edges are deliberately removed, allowing the jig to excel in straight slide inertia after a jerk without unnecessary curved trajectories, which appeals to large pelagic fish. The fall speed after hitting the water is the fastest in the series, handling strong currents around remote islands.

SIDE
The jig is overall thick and slightly front-weighted. It effectively enables long slides and falls when pulled sideways from the shore, and the transition to one-pitch jerking after casting is natural. It’s a jig that makes it easy to create feeding opportunities.

REAR
There are slits along the lateral line. During flight, this surface faces upward, acting as an aerodynamic slit to stabilize the flight. It also has the same effect during jerk-induced streamlining. Design-wise, it mimics the lateral line of baitfish with shadows, enhancing its realism.