MAMORU KAGIYA Marmo, asked Dizura 115 for a sense of size that can be used anywhere in Japan and the ability to reliably eat it. Although it is a relatively small size of 115mm in the swimbait genre, it has a lot of commitment to catch fish.
The key to Dizura is the nose prop and ridge tail. The nose prop wears a strong invisible stream of water, with the flashing metal materials and the "chattering" sound of rotation, giving the effect of calling a bass from a distance. On the other hand, the ridge tail that catches the water stream creates a baitfish-like and natural swim, and the bass brought by the prop can reach the bite with high probability.
Even though it chase, it stops just before the bite. The lure has the power to pry open the mouth of such a clever bass. With an exquisite size that can be cast even with a medium tackle, it will play an active role as a "eating search bait" in various fields such as rivers, reservoirs, wild pond, and big lakes.
[Invitation in the wave trigger bite that "DIZZRA115" (Dizura) MAMORU KAGIYA produced]