Supervised by Yoshiro Takahashi, a monster killer in the shallow area
Overwhelming body size and strong waves (= wake) surely appeal to monster seabass even in a large group of bait

Falling sweetfish. Konoshiro. Mullet. When sea bass preys on large baits, it is natural to use a lure of the appropriate size as a match-the-bait theory. On the contrary, daringly present a large lure in front of a seabass that is not hungry, or use a large lure to avoid Seigo while it is boiling in front of you and draw out a good size. , non-match the bait also holds. In other words, in the cutting-edge sea bass scene, big lures are seen as a “strategy” rather than “FUN” or “stoic” lures that target rankers only.

“Morethan Monster Wake” is an evolution of the surface undertow lure “Cross Wake 111SSR-F” under the supervision of ranker hunter Yoshiro Takahashi, and has been upgraded to 156mm without compromising its basic performance. Big bait minnow specialized for rankers. In addition to the sweet rattle sound that indicates its existence, the “Crosswake 111SSR-” faithfully reproduces the snake-like undertow (snake roll wave) generated by mullet fry just below the surface of the water when tracing just below the water surface by dead slow retrieve. Succeeded in scaling up the action of “F” and generating powerful undertows and waves.

Equipped with “Variable Movement/V Oscillate” that can trace a diving range of about 30 cm below the water surface in dead slow reeling and a maximum of about 50 cm in medium retrieve by lowering the rod tip. When chasing sea bass is bad, you can control the diving range by combining rod position and retrieve speed and improve the hit rate.

Castability (MAX63m, AVE60m) that overturns the common sense of large shallow minnows.

Maglock & V Oscillate Mechanism :

The variable movement weight moves backward when casting, moves to the center during action, and moves forward according to speed to control range action. Both castability and action stability are compatible.