Imakatsu Do-No Shad Suspend #259 Matte Lemonade Rare Color There is a small scratch on the head, but it is not a noticeable scratch. "Do-No Shad Suspend" Twitch and it dodges and entices bites, stop it at the right moment and it entices bites. Obstacle-avoiding, subtle wobbling action. Among all types of hard plugs, the shad plug is used with extremely high frequency in Japanese bass fishing fields. However, since it is designed for use with light lines, the high rate of loss is its only drawback. To overcome this weakness of shad lures, the Do-No Shad from Kasumi Design was developed with the maximum possible obstacle avoidance performance. The Hook Beat System developed by Kasumi Design induces a subtle wobbling action unique to shads even with straight retrieves, and has the ability to bring even neutral bass to bite, while also providing obstacle avoidance capabilities not found in previous shad plugs. The "Do-No" in Do-No Shad, a completely new type of cranking shad, means "Do Nothing." The bottom of the Kasumi water system is littered with natural objects such as rocks, discarded stones, and rock formations, as well as man-made objects like sandbags and gabions. Furthermore, much of this area is a shallow field with a water depth of 2 meters or less. It was developed with an emphasis on snag resistance to be comfortably used in the Kasumi water system. Basically, it's a cranking shad that avoids obstacles just by casting and retrieving, and also has a subtle wobble. This allows it to avoid obstacles and entice bass not only in the Kasumi water system, but also in Lake Biwa, reservoirs, ponds, rivers, and virtually all other fields. Hook Beat System (PAP.P) The blade controls the movement of the front hook, and by preventing the hook from moving unnecessarily, it prevents it from snagging on obstacles.