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Doran 127F combines the power of hard bait and the advantages of naturalness and softness of soft bait in a high dimension. It is a Gil-type hybrid lure that bites the bus in a variety of ways and has the difficulty of barashi. If you set the snap to the line eye at the tip of the nose, you can get a basic surface strategy specification such as water surface dead sticking, dead slow retrieval, i-shaped pull, and free roll. If you set the snap on the side eye on the side of the body, you can also achieve a horizontal yoko action that swims horizontally upwards. In addition, by attaching the sinker attached to the weight hole at the base of the lip, you can instantly change to slow to fast sinking. It supports a wide range of site phishing, such as flattening actions by slow stop and go, cranking actions with free winding, and dead sticking at the bottom of the completely sunk. It is also possible to use a small lip to hang on the poor dead branch of the spot you want to eat called Kokozo. The rear body with naturalness greatly eliminates the difficulty of inhaling unique to Gil-type hard lures, as well as its inviting performance. It is sucked in so that it is folded during the part-time job, making it possible to hook it firmly. The Doran 127F, which has the adjustment performance that can change specifications on site according to the bus situation and the unique characteristics of hybrids, will completely renew the concept of the previous gil lure.

Usage 1 | Water surface dead sticking, i-shaped pull, dead throw retrieval
An effective technique for when Blue Gill is floating near the surface of the water, such as during the after-spawn period. With a shape that imitates Blue Gill, the way the tail moves naturally is like a real Blue Gill itself. Its luster is the part-time trigger of the bus that hesitates to work part-time.

Usage 2 | Surface horizontal action
By setting the snap on the side eye, the entire flat body grabs water and escapes to realize a horizontal action that boasts overwhelming fish gathering power. The way he rubs his head against the floating obstacles, the bedrock, and the way and acts is exactly the Blue Gil itself, which is cornered on the shore and runs away.

Usage 3 | High Speed Stop & Go
By attaching an external weight (2.0g), it is a slow sinking specification. The slow stop & go, such as turning the handle 2 to 3 at high speed with a high gear reel, produces a flat action unique to a high-height lure when stopping, and makes the bus involuntarily part-time without giving it time to think.

Usage 4 | Middle-layer Yokoyoko Action
By setting the snap on the side eye and attaching an external weight, you can achieve a horizontal action even in the middle layer. It makes it possible to capture areas that the lure cannot normally reach, such as under the overhang and floating ship. Until now, the bus, which had been relieved in a spot that the lure could not reach, was also exhausted.

Usage 5 | Bottom Sight Fishing
By attaching an external weight (3.5g), it becomes a fast sinking specification. By placing it at the bottom of the direction of the bus, you can produce defenseless Gil and Funa. Combined with the gloss of the hybrid, it triggers a part-time job that suppresses it intensely. By removing the triple hook on the belly side and setting a triple hook of about #4 on the side eye, it reduces the rooting and improves the hooking rate.

127mm | 38 grams | Floating