ダイワ(DAIWA) Madak

DAIWA special takoa lure that is aimed to be the #1 to be held by the combination of hard and soft materials. Madaku is the perfect takoor lure for octopus fishing with the thorough pursuit of "What truly is a takoo lure." The name originates from the name that is reminiscent of "True Huging" and the Octopus (Madaku) in the name, and the English name was named MADAQ. Madaku features a special semi-umbrella type maple-free triple hook made of worm material and fine wire, and is secured by a single aluminum split pin. Madaku floats with an exquisite balance close to the horizontal state of the water, and the claws move large with the raised, giving it a very high appeal. The hook is fine wire, but it pursues the shape of the octopus firmly into the body of the octopus, and even if it gets rooted, it will stretch slowly and recover hardness. These are Takoa Lures that were troubled in the sea of fishing gear that had been affected by the bright stone last year. Lots of experiments and verifications The Takoar is a high level of solving the riding mechanism and completing it.

• The ultra-thin long tail is captured by the master of Watatani
• The volume is small in length so it is easy to bite, even with low-active mackerel, and the thin tail can easily be bent and hooked
• The tail is more than half of the body and is a modest action like a small fish swimming quietly, but when shaking, it moves with a shiny and shiny sensation of life
• The cups between the body and the tail provide moderate resistance to compensate for the disadvantage of a slim worm that is easy to feel no