Yo Zuri EZ Slow Metal A1675

There is nothing accidental in every millimeter or detail in this lure, it turns it into a real combat arsenal, and makes you as prepared as possible against the cunning and hard-to-lie squid. Significant weight, allowing spectacular play-offs at very low driving speeds!

The 42 grams of squid do not in the least interfere with such a fascinating action for cephalopods, imitating horizontal twitches and convulsions of a dying fish, even with the slightest twitching with the rod. This is due to the perfectly balanced body, and in combination with the unique design and the extra weight in the lower part of the head, EZ Slow Metal glides smoothly over all sorts of otherwise unpleasant obstacles such as for example stones and algae. Accordingly, the bait is a great choice for squid fishing in open and shallow waters, and its weight makes it suitable for combination with models such as EZ-Slim, Ultra-EZ and others, without damaging its exceptional balance, and the result is remarkable to say the least - you automatically double your chances of catching.

Easy alternation of convulsions and controlled smooth descent gives you the advantage of squid hunting at different depths. The freely movable inner axle, patented by Yo Zuri, will not only get rid of such annoying entanglements of the fiber, will not only protect the fragile cephalopods from tearing during the fight, but the outer visible part is also designed to it shimmers extremely temptingly with any slight movement from the current of the water or a stronger tossing from the waves. Appearance is not everything, but in cunning with cephalopods it is more than important and the Japanese school once again proves its superiority in relation to it.

Beautiful colors and patterns become even more impactful when their phosphorescent function is activated. Not only does it adapt to different underwater conditions so that it glows green or blue according to preference, but the eye and tail are enhanced in each of the models. The two rows of hooks also have a UV phosphorescent coating, and the combination of everything creates an unexpectedly effective lure for fishing on the Greek coast.