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From the Makipa series, a tune-up model that specializes in sharp fish such as sawara and hairbows. The hook connection parts are constructed with split rings & swivels to completely eliminate the possibility of cutting the assistant with sharp teeth. Colorado blade mounted on rear hook ensures consistent swimming without popping out of the water Produces high-speed flashing action and intense waves that are undetectable to the target and appeals to the fish eater. You can remove the front hook depending on the situation, and replace the single hook or treble hook to the stomach eye. In addition, all colors are treated with UV Chamura coating, allowing you to get deep bites during the morning and evening laughs when the target is more active. The fully set Makipa Sawara Tune will become the new main force of the casting game.

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Special model specialized for sharp teeth Sawara attacks

This is different! Makita Sawara Tune

When it comes to sawara, it is characterized by its sharpness.In other words, the Makipa Sawara Tune is targeted for all sharp fish (such as hairbows, etc.).Not only can it be used on the shore, but also for offshore sawara casting, which has become popular in recent years.There are 3 large differences between the original Makita versions.

1. Connection part First, you can catch the eye of the hook or blade connection.Constructed with all metal split rings & swivels so you dont have to worry about cutting your assistant in sharp sawara or hairbows.In addition, the original thick axis single hook is highly rigid and can withstand the rage of Sawara, making it possible for strong powerfights.	2. Colorado blade. Unlike the original willow leaf blade set, this is a Colorado blade.The colorado blade has been adopted to prevent it from jumping out of the water, and it is also compatible with high-speed winding which is effective for blues such as sawara.Even in a number of braided jigs, the Makipa will not break off the action when wound quickly.	3. UV Kamura coating The main goal is to aim for lazy morning and evening sprouts, and UV capilla (ultraviolet luminous) paint is used in all colors.Depending on the scene, you can use it with your existing Makipa color lineup to increase your fish.

Equipped with a "Okasake Eye" that allows you to change the hook position as needed.

Just like the original Makipa, the hook position can be changed according to the target fish.Sawara is basically a bite-type bite, so if you are looking for sawara, it is recommended to attach a single hook to the "Osayaka" eye. If you are aiming for inhaling fish such as blunts and hilamasa, it is recommended to use the standard specification with a single hook on the front eye, so you can use it according to the situation.