The concept is the movement of broadleaves such as Japanese horse chestnut (Aesculus turbinata) and elm tree. CONKER makes very refined wobbling actions and gives flashing effects. It offers various actions while falling depending on the entry angle to the sea, which are clearly different compared with the existing Long-Fall Jigs. If the entry angle to the sea is narrow, CONKER performs back-slide falling actions. Similarly, if the angle is deep and horizontal, the jig performs forward-reverse falling action like a cradle and vibrate falling action, respectively. The flashing effects by every falling action are very high.
Also the performance of CONKER in deep range jigging with high line pressure and under tough condition in slow tide is excellent. By changing the entry angle to the sea depending on the conditions, the jig is able to make a lot of bites automatically. The jig is also effective for poor-preying fish because it is able to hold a long-stay position while jerking due to its wide body. CONKER also shows its ability in deep range. This is a super evolutional metal jig which enables expert anglers to handle at will.