DAIWA’s MORETHAN SHAROLL is a super-shallow minnow developed for targeting expansive shallow-water areas. It is designed to dive very little even at the end of a long cast, making it easy to trace its primary range of 20–30 cm below the surface and suitable for fishing while paying close attention to changes in shallow-water structure.
The 126F-SSR is equipped with a magnetic weight-transfer system. During the cast, the weight ball moves to the rearmost part of the tail to maximize casting distance. The diagonally positioned rail helps the weight return to its designated position, allowing the action to start quickly after landing. Its action is centered on a subtle rolling motion and is tuned to swim stably in areas ranging from still water to flowing water. At dead-slow retrieves, the weight ball intentionally remains non-magnetized to produce an erratic action. The basic retrieve is a straight retrieve, primarily used to search shallow ranges according to the strength of the current, rod position, and retrieve speed. The 126F-SSR measures 126 mm, weighs 22 g, and is a floating model, equipped with #5 treble hooks and #3 split rings as standard. The slim-type 98F-SSR measures 98 mm and weighs 5.6 g, swimming from just below the surface to approximately 20 cm down with a tight rolling action. (Approximately 550 characters)
