This type concentrates the needle placement to increase the probability of multiple needles hooking. The range it can catch is narrower, but it's useful for targeting large squid and for experienced anglers (experts) who can roughly gauge the timing of vertical hooking. (We recommend the standard type for beginners.) (This Yaen may fail if used with the conventional Yaen insertion method, so please be sure to read the profile, both for beginners and veterans.) Weight: Approximately 13g, Total Length: 36cm Super-hard stainless steel 1.2mm For horse mackerel around 15cm (Features of the Fluorine Roller Swing Yaen) ① It immediately flips up upon reaching the squid, even if you can't see the Yaen's arrival. The advantage is that it increases the probability of hooking the squid before it escapes, even before the horse mackerel's head is removed, making it easier for beginners to fish (provided the squid is in a vertical hooking position). Upon reaching the squid, the structure is designed so that only the main body of the Yaen (the first support point) swings up like a swing, leaving the second and third support points on the line (it jumps forward). Unlike conventional flip-ups, there is no loss in lifting the needles, and the forward speed, the weight of the Yaen, and the water pressure when reeling in all contribute to the flip-up force. (Once the Yaen reaches the squid, you will reel it in while maintaining the flipped-up state by loosening the line with a three-point Yaen using a Yaen stopper.) ② The large fluorine resin roller provides good smoothness and quietness in the water, eliminating the need to loosen the line to send in the Yaen, making it less likely to give the squid a sense of unease, and is good for long-distance hooking. ③ The needles are self-made from super-hard stainless steel, considering a wide and sharp catching range. They are barbless (only the third-stage needle has a commercially available barb). ④ For night fishing, a luminous sticker is applied to the rear fin, designed to be invisible to the squid. It glows sufficiently for the duration of the fight if exposed to light for 30 seconds or more. ⑤ Even without a Yaen stopper, the needles instantly pierce the squid's body upon reaching it, so there's no need to set the hook, and the squid is caught. General Yaen needles are designed to hook the squid's legs when setting the hook or when the horse mackerel is released, but this Yaen is designed to pierce the larger body or behind the eyes. (Notes) ① Please refrain from purchasing if you are a perfectionist or overly sensitive. ② Since it is handmade, it may not be as strong as commercial products, and the needles may become distorted. Please correct them yourself if this happens. ③ No price reductions or bulk sales, please.