UMA DeathRoll

Imakatsu's UMA DeathRoll is a lure designed with the idea of "not letting the bass figure out the true nature of the lure"! Black Bass, due to their strong curiosity, tend to show very aggressive reactions towards objects they cannot clearly identify. The UMA DeathRoll, thanks to its body that rotates both front and rear in reverse, creates powerful water currents and a screw-like sound that resonates throughout the entire body of the lure, from the slowest to the fastest retrieve speeds. Although it seems to follow a linear trajectory typical of an I-type lure, the continuously rotating body and turbulent water flow confuse the true nature of the lure, making it difficult for the Black Bass to understand its identity, with a hypnotic effect until the very end. The Death Roll has fascinated big Black Bass since the initial prototypes, but the UMA DeathRoll is not just a continuous retrieve lure: it's a highly technical big bait that can be used in a variety of actions, making it a true innovation. The complex 2-joint, 3-segment design allows for not only a straight retrieve but also twitching actions with head movement and "kill" actions during pauses.

Slow-Sinking action
From a very slow retrieve to ultra-fast speeds, the Death Roll in its sinking version creates a strong attraction and confusion effect thanks to its reverse body rotation, simulating the action of a fish that cannot escape. Additionally, its 3D head rotation movement, which limits the distance traveled, can be used to "call" bass from specific spots with intense and targeted action, making it a highly effective big bait.

Action: Slow Sinking

Swimming depths: Variable

MADE IN JAPAN