The brand Adam's well known for its innovative lures and attention to detail at very attractive prices, unveils its brand new Jig Blade Kebukaï the Kebukaï is a lure designed by its developer in search of efficiency and versatility. Previewed at trade shows and already on the shelves of many retailers, the Kebukaï quickly became a hit thanks to its original design and highly erratic animation.
A concentrate of design and efficiency
Visit Kebukaï is a Jig Blade in a class of its own, available in two weights (12 g and 19 g) for a single 20 cm length . It is distinguished by its stainless steel blade which generates powerful vibrations from the very first turn of the crank. This visual and vibratory signal is reinforced by a complex, well-balanced assembly: a silicone skirt combined with multi-material synthetic fibers brings volume and movement the lure's head is in perfect visual harmony with its body.
To add a little "pep", Adam's has integrated glossy tinsel fibers which diffuse luminous flashes underwater, ideal for triggering the aggression of predators, even in tinted water. All this is enhanced by a dragon Tail" flexible tail which undulates at the slightest stimulus, giving striking impression of life .
Designed to go everywhere
Another major advantage: the Kebukaï is equipped with a nylon weed brush . This small technical detail allows the lure to smooth passage through congested areas these include submerged branches, dense vegetation and submerged structures. A decisive advantage when it comes to fishing where educated fish hide.
Two events, four targeted species
In the field, Kebukaï is renowned for its versatility . Two main techniques stand out :
- Visit linear simply let the lure sink into the water and retrieve at a steady speed. The stainless steel blade comes into action and sets off powerful vibrations, while the Dragon Tail skirt and tail ensure a smooth, natural swimming action. This approach is particularly effective on pike and black bass .
- Visit saw teeth the lure is animated by long pulls followed by releases that let it sink to the bottom. This jerky animation reproduces the behaviour of a wounded or disoriented fish, a formidable pattern on the pike-perch and large poles .
A growing range
Visit Kebukaï is currently available in four colors with a new colors scheduled to arrive in September in response to the strong demand for its release. A success that the distributor Autain had not anticipated so early.
Price-wise, the Kebukaï remains affordable despite its premium construction: 8.90 ? for 12 g , 9.50 ? for 19 g .
