Beams inte 7.9UL

[Beams inte 7.9UL (Beams Inte)] A seaside light game using a micro lure that is even lower than the light lure. The weight is light and sometimes less than 1g. The partner who wears such a small lure is a strong guy trained in a fast current. The rockfish, horse mackerel, plating, grouper, black sea bream, and depending on the situation, even a ranker class seabass prey. I don’t know what will happen, but I have to confront it with a thin line. What if I use drag? No, as soon as the line is released, the game is over with a fast and strong dash and the game is over. All you need is a finesse line, with the power and action like cotton, with a minimum drag setting that lets you lift your opponent. The micro lure was thrown even in Beams7.0L and 7.6L that were once lined up. But it was too strong for the line. The line was losing to rod power. What I asked for “inte” was a Japanese style song, and it came back with a bend like a total number. Even in situations where you can’t get a line out, you can’t run any more with the torso and summing, thereby preventing line breaks. And by bending moderately, it can be pulled off from the structure and current without making the fish feel uncomfortable. A lure that weighs only a few grams will be thrown as far as possible, and without causing line troubles that cause twists and dandruff, you will be able to stand up comfortably against a once-in-a-lifetime ranker. I wanted to do that with a bait rod. Aggressive fishing that can only be done by bait tackle is perfect for micro games.