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Grand Bites RUSH DIVE Image

In search of the ultimate diving pencil

<The first model in the Granbites series, "Rush Dive">
Diving pencils are a category that often forms the basis of fishing games, especially when targeting large migratory fish from rocky shores. For that reason, a diving pencil requires comprehensive specifications. The Rush Dive pursues a body shape that shows a high response to input. Even with short jerks, it reliably grips the water and exhibits a flashing action with its side facing sideways. Furthermore, the head shape that firmly grips the water even in moderate waves expands the range in which the diving pencil can be used. High casting distance, responsiveness, and minimal errors. This is a core model for making the most of the few opportunities that come your way in a day.

Feature

Suitable for large migratory fish

Suitable for large migratory fish

Designed for continuous use in situations where excessive loads are placed, such as targeting large fish or fishing in rough, rocky areas, this lure employs a bulkhead structure with numerous ribs inside. To create a lighter, more fluid movement, the ribs supporting the wire are spaced apart, ensuring as much airflow as possible and improving responsiveness to input. The robust wire-through eyelet ensures that no detail is overlooked.

Head shape designed for stable swimming

Head shape designed for stable swimming

After diving, the head shape ensures a secure grip on the water, allowing you to fish effectively from high altitudes or in choppy conditions, minimizing errors and enabling you to fish right up to your feet. It also functions as a lip, and adding a simple retrieve after diving transforms it into a swimming action that includes a flashing motion.

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