Swimming Action

1. A Joint Bait That Allows for Body Resilience Adjustment: SPINE-X

SPINE-X is one of the trailblazers among joint baits, characterized by its capacity to modify the realism and resilience of the lure's movements. This is achieved by inserting 1 to 3 shape-memory titanium wires into the body. Equipped with the LIVE-WIRED-SYSTEM (PAT.P), SPINE-X brings a new possibility to the big fish game by imitating the realistic movements of baitfish.

2. The Birth of SPINE-X

The inception of SPINE-X arose from doubts concerning the behavior of traditional joint baits. Yuki Ito, the CEO of the Megabass Group, observed joint baits moving in a sinuous manner akin to snakes. He felt that this was far from the actual movements of fish, especially noticeable in clear water where bass seemed to be giving the lures a wide berth. As a result, Ito focused on how real fish swim powerfully using their muscles and bones, leading to the development of SPINE-X, which aimed to reproduce these movements.

3. Adjusting Resilience: Wire Count Variations

The most significant feature of SPINE-X is its ability to adjust the lure's resilience, achieved by varying the wire count.