
TH Tackle Hamazemi

TH Tackle Hamazemi — Features & specifications
T.H.tackle’s HAMA ZEMI is a winged insect lure designed with exceptionally soft wings to convert even slight water currents and subtle rod movements into ripples on the surface. The body measures 40 mm and weighs 6 g. Unlike stiff wings, the supple wings respond to minute water movement, swaying and creating delicate vibrations reminiscent of a weak insect struggling on the water’s surface.
When retrieved, the lure responds even to small rod actions that gently tremble the line itself, causing the wings to generate fine ripples. Upon landing, the soft wings cushion the impact and produce a relatively gentle landing sound. The soft wings also help prevent the lure from being rejected during a bite. The wings are designed to be replaceable if damaged, allowing for continued use. In addition, the front hook features a swivel design, making it easier to free the lure by shaking it when the hook becomes tangled with the main line. Rather than working the lure continuously with strong movements, use it by adding subtle line movements after landing and taking advantage of the small ripples produced by the wings.
When retrieved, the lure responds even to small rod actions that gently tremble the line itself, causing the wings to generate fine ripples. Upon landing, the soft wings cushion the impact and produce a relatively gentle landing sound. The soft wings also help prevent the lure from being rejected during a bite. The wings are designed to be replaceable if damaged, allowing for continued use. In addition, the front hook features a swivel design, making it easier to free the lure by shaking it when the hook becomes tangled with the main line. Rather than working the lure continuously with strong movements, use it by adding subtle line movements after landing and taking advantage of the small ripples produced by the wings.

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