SHIMANO SEPHIA CLINCH FLASH BOOST RATTLE 2.5

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By integrating Shimano’s market leading Flash Boost technology, the Sephia Flash Boost Egi range features an internal panel which shimmers continuously. This patented system uses a reflective mirror suspended by micro springs, which harnesses light and UV rays to attract squid throughout the water column. The continuous movement of the mirror within the body is produced by kinetic energy which is highly effective to these visual hunters when the jig is paused, as this is when the squid is most likely to strike.

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<p>The Sephia Clinch Jet Boost Shallow is an EGI with great casting qualities with a slow fall of 7.4 seconds per meter, making it perfect for fishing in shallow water from the shore. For maximum performance and visual appeal, this versatile lure also contains the full range of Shimano BOOST technology. If you fish for squid from shore, especially in shallow water, the Sephia Clinch Jet Boost Shallow is an EGI you can't ignore. Inside the body there is JET BOOST, a mobile weight technology that automatically increases the range and precision of the cast, allowing you to cover more water and reach the squid's staging areas from a distance. After landing, this perfectly balanced lure has a slow sink speed, which maximizes the hanging time before reaching the bottom. To increase visual attraction, especially when you fall or stand still, FLASH BOOST technology uses a reflective mirror that uses light and produces a constant flash. This is further enhanced by SCALE BOOST, which stands out in the clear, bright water conditions often associated with rocky coastal areas.</p>

Shimano

Shimano's Sephia FuwaFuwa is a simple and versatile squid tataki with significant catch potential. The highly buoyant, watertight aerodynamic body combined with the heavy head allows a wide range of techniques to be used depending on the conditions. Although it is simple in shape and design, it can be used in many ways. Since the body does not absorb water, it maintains its maximum buoyancy, which is the secret of its effectiveness. The heavy head, combined with the floating body, creates an aggressive turning action when jigged vertically. However, when launched from shore or boat, it can be retrieved with large, slow jerks and then dropped back. This causes the lure to slide horizontally on, before plunging vertically downwards when stationary.

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