The "Second Chapter" of the Binbin Switch Theater, the TG Binbin Switch Candy, is about to change the game for offshore fishing!
Unlike traditional fishing lures, which consist of a head, skirt, and tie as a single unit, the Binbin Switch features a body, tie, and hook as separate components.
The original Binbin Switch model was designed for any fishing method or situation, but its true value was best demonstrated in vertical fishing.
In contrast, the Binbin Switch Candy has been redesigned with the dotera casting method in mind.
In dotera casting, the current is not vertical, but diagonal and lateral.
With the dotera casting method in mind, the specially designed head with an ultra-low center of gravity and round body ensures the lure remains stable even in diagonal and lateral currents, allowing you to maximize the action of the tie to lure.
The special tie, designed to optimize vibration and action, varies depending on the head size. [The Micro Curly Wide comes standard on the 35g/45g models, which are ideal for casting.]
[The Master Curly comes standard on the 60g-250g models, which are ideal for dotera and require a moderate appeal.]
Like the original Switch, the head is set up in a hanging position, with the tie and hook protruding from the top of the head.
When falling, the head sinks first, resulting in a quick fall. Also, when hitting the bottom, the head touches the bottom first, reducing snags.
In addition, to further compact the silhouette, it is equipped with a special backfire cap that is shorter than the original size.
The tie and skirt can be quickly changed, even on a rocking boat, by simply threading the part through the rig loop.
Size: 120g
Color: F-0314 Orange Tiger
Set Contents: 1 TG Head, 1 Slide Part, 1 Hook (Stepped 2-Hook), 1 Curly Tie, 1 Bead, 1 Dedicated Backfire Cap Switch
Material: High-Density Tungsten (TG) / Tie Type: Binbin Switch T + Tie Master Curly
Head Shape: Ultra-Low Center of Gravity, Round (Specialized for Horizontal Fishing in Dotera and Casting) / Recommended Fish: Red Sea Bream, Bluefish, Rockfish, Flounder, Grouper, Rockfish, etc.
