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Shimano - — Features & specifications
SHIMANO’s Seppi is a compact squid jig developed to make light eging easy and enjoyable. Despite its small body, it offers casting performance that is difficult to imagine from its size, along with a responsive feel that makes it easy to read the current and maintain the desired depth. A slightly heavier weight setting is used to ensure casting distance despite its compact size. It pairs well with light-game tackle and is suited to covering a wide area when searching for schooling squid.
The distinctive flat section on the back creates a moderate amount of resistance as it catches the current, conveying changes in the flow to the angler during retrieves and while the jig is paused. The sinker is designed with its center of gravity positioned toward the front, helping the jig maintain a nose-down posture while allowing the back to catch the current. This contributes to maintaining depth and provides a clear feel when working the current. With subtle rod inputs, it darts sharply from side to side without lifting its head, and it can also be fished with pauses after the action to entice strikes. The 1.5 size features a slow sink rate and compact silhouette, the 1.8 size is the balanced middle option in the series, and the 2.2 size is designed with a faster sink rate for probing deeper water and areas with current. The 1.8 size, including the QE-C18Z, is a sinking model weighing 7 g with a sink rate of 3.5 seconds per meter, designed for searching different depths with a relatively slow fall. The QE-C18Z features “Scale Boost,” a hologram pattern that imitates the scales of baitfish.
The distinctive flat section on the back creates a moderate amount of resistance as it catches the current, conveying changes in the flow to the angler during retrieves and while the jig is paused. The sinker is designed with its center of gravity positioned toward the front, helping the jig maintain a nose-down posture while allowing the back to catch the current. This contributes to maintaining depth and provides a clear feel when working the current. With subtle rod inputs, it darts sharply from side to side without lifting its head, and it can also be fished with pauses after the action to entice strikes. The 1.5 size features a slow sink rate and compact silhouette, the 1.8 size is the balanced middle option in the series, and the 2.2 size is designed with a faster sink rate for probing deeper water and areas with current. The 1.8 size, including the QE-C18Z, is a sinking model weighing 7 g with a sink rate of 3.5 seconds per meter, designed for searching different depths with a relatively slow fall. The QE-C18Z features “Scale Boost,” a hologram pattern that imitates the scales of baitfish.
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