Imakatsu Flat Gekiasa

Imakatsu Flat Gekiasa. The Kiasa Flat is a flat side shad with a diving average of 50cm+ for capturing Gekiasa, which has a natural silhouette inherited from the Gekiasa Shad, but exhibits a strong water displacement power that contradicts it. In close combat such as vertical structure, "use the water surface as a wall" by maintaining a high rod position, triggering the bass's eating instinct. In long-distance battles, the bad castability of flat side plugs is overcome with an aerodynamic silhouette, and it demonstrates a wide range of high-speed search ability that allows it to fly comfortably and straight even in adverse winds. At low light, in muddy waters, in front of endless piles and reeds, the presence of highly migratory bass scattered over a wide area is quickly noticed, and it brings in a natural and realistic silhouette to bite. This is the concept of two Gekiasashad, "Gekiasaflat".