“Compact & Irregular All-Rounder”

The body shape and balance are “symmetrical” and “center balanced”.
Compared to asymmetrical bodies, the action is more likely to be irregular,
and the momentary irregular action that occurs during a certain action acts as a trigger to turn on the fish’s predation switch.
In addition, by giving the body thickness even though it is made of lead, it is possible to achieve a high weight despite its small and compact body shape.
It maximizes the advantages of lead jigs, which have a slower fall and action than tungsten jigs,
and appeals the jig’s presence in the water for a longer period of time to the target.
It has significantly increased the chances of a bite.
In addition, the COSO JIG rotates like a tornado when jerking or falling.
This tornado spin, which creates a flashing effect, a disillusionment effect, and a water stirring effect, exerts an outstanding appeal to fish far away.
COSO has been tested over a long period of time in various situations with a variety of fish species, including blue fish, rockfish, and hairtail fish, and has consistently produced good results with its compact yet highly appealing action and fall that creates many bite opportunities.