| Agarron 80 | length | weight | depth |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80SF-SR | 80mm | 5,2g | 0,4-0,5m |
| Agarron 95 | |||
| 95SF-SR | 95mm | 8g | 0,5-0,6m |
| Agarron 110 | |||
| 110SF-SR | 110mm | 12.95g | 0,6-0,8m |
| Agarron 125 | |||
| 125F-SR | 125mm | 15.5g | 0,6-0,8m |
| Agarron 140 | |||
| 140SF-SR | 140mm | 22g | 0,6-0,8m |
These 2 systems work together to provide longer and more accurate casting and well-controlled action.
The repetitive gentle twitching produces the action of “dog-n-walk” style (sneaking to the left&right).
With short jerks Agarron shows wide dart action with a minimum of forward movements, and the lure stays longer in the desired area.
Strong jerking provokes Agarron to dart in different directions with a lot of pirouettes. For example, the balls can move to the tail (like it happens at casting) – accordingly, the lure moves to the upper water horizon, and then, with the next jerking, drops back.
Ideas: KKBS (Koto-Koto Balancing System), TMB (Tungsten Moving Balls) system
012 Wakasagi HM
051 Metallic HG Silver&Black OB RE
070 Fire Tiger
081 Gthread Fin Shad
083 Gold Green
351 Natural Yamame YE
417 CB Natural Brown
702 Alumina Fresh Green SH
712 Alumina Higenaga
713 Alumina Ebony Yamame
721 Alumina Ivory Back Silver
773 Alumina Gold Chartreuse
777 Alumina Doublet-2 right side
777 Alumina Doublet-2 left side
784 Alumina Oyanirami
A11 Mat CHG BV Back OB
A12 BV Back OB RE
A15 Gold Back Red Head
A30 Mat CHG Wakasagi RE
A62 Crash Chartreuse
R30 Funa
R37 Flashing Chartreuse
R51 Silver Shad