Burning Crash 1g 1000 yen 3000 transactions anniversary!! Super deficit lure release. Usable with both lure tackle and fly tackle. For fly tackle, we recommend an intermediate line with a #6 class. Loosening is also effective! In managed fishing areas, marabou-based and zonker-based flies are overwhelmingly common for feather & fly fishing. They are easy to make and the materials are readily available. Recently, anglers have become tired of seeing such lures, and there are many wary fish. The Burning Crash created this time is an ultra-rare lure using jungle cock, which is now difficult to obtain. It is a traditional fly that has consistently produced excellent results in native big game fishing. This is a sale at a loss. This feather is the result of 30 years of fly fishing experience and trial and error in numerous ponds. How to use it: Lift and fall, and slow reeling while tapping the bottom are effective. Only the best parts of high-quality British hackle are used, so not many can be made, and only 10 sets are available. The hook uses the highest quality fluorocarbon-coated hook for fly fishing. It won't bend even when hooking a meter-class native Itou. Easy to handle even for beginners, and designed specifically for targeting big fish. *Only a few can be made per day, and the price is high, but a considerable amount of time has been spent on research and development. I will not sell a large quantity, so if you are interested, please purchase early. #NerimaSalmon #KaiSalmon #ShinshuSalmon #MapleSalmon #Red-fleshed trout countermeasure lure #Large trout countermeasure #RockTrout #Yashiomasu #Lure #Fishing #Spoon #Salmon #Trout #Red-fleshed trout #Large trout specific spoon #Area Monster #Fly that can be cast with a lure rod #Trout lure #Feather jig #Area trout #Managed fishing area lure #Big fish specific lure #Feather #Finished fly #Heart design #Big fish specific fly #Ozenji #Hebigawa River #Ashigara Fishing Type/Fish Species: Bass/Black Bass, Horse Mackerel/Ajing, Sea Bass, Stream, Cherry Salmon, Trout, Others