JACKALL’s NAMARISHIKI BINBIN SWITCH is a tai rubber lure designed with the body and the necktie-and-hook assembly set as separate, parallel components, creating a compact silhouette with reduced bulk. The standard dual curly necktie features two curly tails that move widely underwater to attract fish, while the straight center section helps reduce tangling between the hooks and neckties. The necktie uses “T+ Rubber,” formulated with shrimp powder and shrimp oil.
By setting the streamlined body in a hanging configuration, water resistance is reduced, allowing it to fall quickly even in strong, layered currents and providing a stable action that is less likely to lose balance during fast retrieves. Its free-sliding switch system features a friction-resistant resin slide component that helps the rig follow the fish’s pull while reducing line damage. An L-size slide component, designed for situations requiring heavy line, is included as standard, and the head can be replaced using a split ring.
The necktie can be replaced simply by threading it through the knot of the hook’s assist line and securing it with the Backfire Cap. The cap attaches by threading the rig’s loop through the component, allowing setup changes to be made on the boat. A tai rubber rod with a “hook-setting” action is recommended for operation. Available weights are 45 g, 60 g, 80 g, 100 g, and 120 g; the 100 g and 120 g models allow weight selection according to the current and water depth.
