Greatly enhances the enjoyment of bass fishing.
Mr. Nakai, who was visiting with his son, a fishing enthusiast and fishing gear geek, went to the bass rod corner. There were the new "SWAGGER" pack rods that we had used on our last Tokyo Bay sea bass fishing trip, which can be broken into five pieces and carried compactly. The lineup includes the baitcasting models C66M-5 and C70MH-5, and the spinning models S66L-5 and S70ML+-5. The center-cut 2-piece with two joints also appeared in the lineup: the "C611XH-2/SB" baitcasting model and the "S64UL-2" spinning model.
Murayama: I travel a lot, so I want a pack rod. It's convenient because I can easily take it with me when I go somewhere.
Ishii: I want to fish in the morning when I'm on a business trip, so a pack rod is just what I need. I want it again because it is a versatile rod that can also be used in the ocean.
Saisu: The SWAGGER is a highly versatile rod that I would recommend to people who want to start fishing. Now that the lineup has been enhanced with the introduction of pack rods, I think the demand for this rod will increase in the future.
Ikemoto: I think there are many situations where an easy-to-carry pack rod would be useful. I actually use them in the ocean as well, and now that there are more types of rods, they are not rods that stay only for bass fishing.
Matchan actually touched the new "HEARTLAND" rods she had reserved, raising her expectations.
Macchan: I like the length of the rod and the grip. I also like the red coloring. Red is the theme color of "NCC West Japan TV," so it suits me perfectly!
Legendary angler Haruhiko Murakami, the developer of "HEARTLAND", has a huge line of people waiting for his autograph when it's time for his autograph session!
New lures were also on display. Mr. Nakai was interested in the "STEEZ TWIN BUZZ. It is a buzzbait equipped with two perches.
Nakai: The shape of the product is such that it will not fall over and can be rolled naturally. It is also convenient that the arms of the pella can be folded for storage.
Is that a mixed nut in Macchan's hand? The surface-specific crankbait "Cashew Nut" and the topwater plug "Almond" will be released in April as part of the "Peanut" crankbait series, a masterpiece developed by Daiwa in 1981, and it looks like they will also be released in a mixed nuts package. I am just in awe of their playful ideas and certainly fishable technology.
