Afterburner by Xesta, designed by one of the most specialized shore slow japanese brands

It seems that there are never enough shore slow jigs in the market, so we entertain ourselves by bringing new stuff such as the Afterburner by Xesta.

If you are interested in experimenting and discovering all the possibilities of the shore slow, maybe a jig like Afterburner by Xesta could be interesting, mainly because this Japanese brand is one of the leading brands in this field and has developed a good part of its wide catalog around this field.

While it is totally useless to stress the fact that casts far away, something that is already within reach of virtually all casting jigs, the Afterburner by Xesta draws our attention during the fall or, we might say, during the fishing action. That is, because this jig for shore slow is allowed to operate in different ways, depending on what the circumstances suggest.

Xestatells us that we can drop it horizontally, trusting in his good work during the fall, marked by a very well calibrated wobble. However, if we want to provide more action with the tip of the rod, what we can get is a powerful jerking, very effective with active fish. Finally, Afterburner by Xesta also delivers as a more "traditional" jig casting, with a diagonal or horizontal natatorial movement, for example when we search for pelagic species hunting near the surface.

The Japs suggest us to rig the assist hooks of Xesta's Afterburner in a rather peculiar way. If we put a swivel with snap on the leader, we should connect the assist to the lower ring of the swivel, instead of fitting directly into the eye of the lure. Either a hook with assist, a rig of two hooks with assist, or a double assist hook in the rear eyelet, we have not seen recommendations to mount hooks both above and below yet, obviously, each one is free to experiment as best as he prefers.

Size: 50gr x 85mm

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Earn Discount: 0.04€