Flat body & non-lip. Pursuing natural action in slow retrieve.

The flat body of the sinking shad produces a highly appealing wobbling action with irregular rolls in addition to the S-shaped trajectory peculiar to the sinking pencil.

By taking a large area on the body side, it reacts sensitively to waves, currents, and small twists, and the appearance of swaying due to changes in the water flow attracting bait fish. It is even more effective when the bait fish is tall fish such as Japanese sardinella, holly, sea eel, horse mackerel, as well as the bay area where the flow is important and the game of the estuary.