Karashi IGX 60F

Megabass's Karashi IGX 60F is a new generation I-shaped lure that combines the knowledge of Tsuguhiko Komori, a high level athlete who develops bass fishing in an extremely logical way, and the unique experience of Ito. Ito, at the beginning of the 90s, had shown in the Japanese program "X-BITES" an approach that has shaken many fans of the Black Bass. Ito, in fact, showed fishing with a method called "Su-Hiki" which involved the use of a XLayer, but without sinker. This method of fishing may have been a prototype that led to modern I-shaped bait fishing. The Karashi IGX 60F features a unique keel-shaped bottom head, designed using the latest Megabass research on hydrodynamics, and compensates for changes in body posture by suppressing back swing during slight speed changes retrieve and, at the same time, exhibiting excellent performance with linear retrieves. With a simple linear retrieve, in fact, the Karashi IGX 60F will perform an enticing shift of the water surface with a V-wave, which leads to the attack of even the most intelligent Black Bass. The whole Karashi IGX series has been designed to "win" the game, showing differences with other lures of the same type for catch results. It's an exceptional product that should be used by anglers braving the most difficult areas where even a small difference in movement can make a difference in the catch.

Action: Floating

Swimming depths: Variable