The F-Lead by Zetz is a very atypical metal jig, in fact it carries a treble in the belly and the body design evokes a little keel of a boat.
In Japan, they are a tad crazy about flat fish, in the Pacific there are different species, many of which are aggressive and both for the sport, as well as for the gastronomic, they are dedicated to fish them in the beaches and, evidently, they have studied specific products such as the F-Lead by Zetz.
In our waters, this dedication to chase flat fish on lures has not yet begun, however, it is easy to understand how the F-Lead by Zetz has a great potential to charm a wide range of local species, from seabasses to pelagic bullies.
If we look at the F-Lead by Zetz profile we can appreciate that, unlike normal casting jigs, the body has a shape, as we said at the beginning, that may look like the hull of a micro boat. This peculiarity causes that during the sinking sounds slower that other jigs, and above all that develop a wobbling that usually doesn’t go unnoticed, neither by the predators that are swimming around, nor by those who lurk underneath it.
The F-Lead by Zetz can be retrieved as an old-school minnow, with a regular and continuous pace, and will swim towards us wiggling with non-stop fluctuations. If we let it fall to the bottom, once we recover it, it catches water due to the body shape and climbs faster than other jigs supporting us perfectly with a tighter up/down movement.
We recommend Zetz's F-Lead for ... for almost every type of predator in our waters, we do not imagine fish that could resist hitting it with the added advantage of being able to practically work the whole water column, which expands its field of action.
Size:
30gr x 58mm
40gr x 65mm
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