Swimming Action

1. Megabass crankbait with a maximum diving depth of 19ft

It is characterized by low winding resistance even though it is this size and dives to a maximum diving depth of 19ft. Compared to general deep crankbaits, the winding resistance is lighter and the burden on anglers who continue to reel for a long time is less, so even beginners of deep crankbaits can maintain concentration even after long periods of use, and as a result, it will be easier to catch bass.

2. Variable swimming action & sound crush big fish

Thanks to Multi-Way Balancer System (PAT.), DEEP-SIX has variable swimming action and sound which allow you to put giant fish in the boat. During DEEP-SIX is diving, its weight ball is held on the edge of the body and it has wide wobble swimming action without rattle-sound. (refer to image B).

When DEEP-SIX reaches max. depth (16FT to 19FT), its weight ball moves back slightly and held on there(refer to image C), changing swimming action to tight high-pitch roll & wobble swimming action and starting making sounds. (refer to swimming action video below)

Such changes of swimming action and sound crush big bass. Thus you have to focus when the bait reaches the max. depth and when the bait gets a way from the range.