Diving type that reduces missed bites and produces deep bites.

A diving type pencil bait that dives its head deep into the water when it acts. It has good water adhesion, so it can reduce missed bites even in situations where it is difficult to hook a normal type because it slides up when operating upstream.
It is also resistant to low activity and low water temperature, and can produce deep bites and lead to hooking even in situations where it is difficult to get a bite just by following the back of the lure.
By rotating between Rough Trick, which is good at dog walking, and Rough Diver, which is good at diving action, the ability to adapt to various situations has been greatly improved.

There is a particular attention to the position of the front hook.
Fish eaters with large mouths such as sea bass and bass often suck in small fish from the head when preying on small fish, but black porgy and yellow porgy mostly bite on the side or rear of the body, so
the position of the front hook eye is set about 5 mm further back than general bass and sea bass lures. This slight difference contributes to improving the hooking rate.

Weight placement that focuses on posture during flight.
Similar to Rough Trick, the straight line connecting the line eye and rear eye