Shimoda
The Japanese are unsurpassed when it comes to feigning smart fish such as tuna. They come up with all sorts of ways to present the bait or further beautify the line to greet each other with success at the end of the day. Shimoda squids are just such an accessory that, no matter how small it looks compared to other equipment, is often the key to success!
Built 7-8 in a row and fluttering seductively with lashes underwater, the squid are like a magnet for tuna, big mackerel, amberjack and many other high-speed swimmers, which are often very difficult to attract attention. Ie It was difficult, because with Shimoda silicones at hand, it's over!
Squid tuna fishing is one way to have fun on the Greek coast and elsewhere. Among the most popular and effective rigs is the fixing of several octopuses consecutively on the main line at a certain distance, as only the last one has hooks and only it is a different color. The effect is greater than the same color for everyone.
The Japanese quality and strength of the silicone from which Shimoda octopuses are made are uncompromising and you can be sure that their tentacles are not easily given to the sharp teeth that await them, or to the salt water.
The Japanese quality and strength of the silicone from which Shimoda octopuses are made are uncompromising and you can be sure that their tentacles are not easily given to the sharp teeth that await them, or to the salt water.