"KUWASE SHAD"

FEINT BODY

Bass' favourite bait fish are small smelt and shrimps. If you have eve had a bass bring up its last meal on your boat, then you may have been shocked by the small size of the bait they chase. Often they are eating bait that is a lot smaller than any lure you can throw effectively. That is where the FEINT BAIT series can give you the upper hand, and allow you to throw a high appeal, long distance, powerful lure with a visually small silhouette. KUWASE SHAD is a deep diving suspending shad bait with top level evasive ability. High appeal it attracts in muddy water, and can trace a straight line even through difficult terrain. Great for low water temperature situations and inactive bass, it can retrieved slowly along the bottom, pausing to give bass time to take the bait.

SHOT OMEGA and KUWASE SHAD D58SP are fitted with a bill shaped like the Greek alphabet's Omega character. The bill spreads out with wings before the body and then back in at the base. This gives it a lighter feel on retrieve and sharp wobbling action. The wings also keep structure away from the body to prevent snags. *The OMEGA bill is used only in the D58SP.

Action

FEINT BAITS SERIES - What's FEINT BAITS ?

What's FEINT BAITS ?

Specs

Model	Type	Depth	Length	Weight
KUWASE SHAD D58SP 2010NEW	Suspend / Rattle	1.6m / 5lb.	58mm (58mm FEINT)	5.5g
KUWASE SHAD D62SP	Suspend / Rattle	2.0m / 5lb.	62mm (62mm FEINT)	7.3g

In 1999 NORIES released a lure called the “METER SHAD”, with a completely new colouring system. It was called “skinny colours”. The aim was to make the lure look skinnier in the water. This was done by making the top and bottom of the lure clear and only painting the sides of the lure. This was probably a world’s first in lure design. The novel concept was to attract with the vibration and sound of the lure, and entice a bite with the small silhouette. However at the time many anglers still did not understand the importance of choosing “strong” or “weak” lures, and the lure failed to make a big impact. 10 years have passed and now NORIES has taken on a new challenge. Being too weak, the lure does not attract. If they are too strong, the lure stands out too much and scares the fish away. You can attract via the lure’s vibration, and then entice a bite because of the lures small silhouette. The visual information is so important, which is why fish take the bait. The more you understand the way a bait works in different situations, the more you will be able to use it in the most effective manner. From 2009, NORIES FEINT BAIT series starts.