The G Slasher (Gracilis Slasher) is designed to imitate slender baits such as silver-stripe round herring and Japanese sardines, which are the main bait used by fish eaters.
The rear center of gravity balance ensures stable flight distance.
When swimming, it has little water resistance, and the quick start, sideways jumps with a jerking slide, and small fluttering action with a slide fall will attract targets and draw them in for a bite.
The left and right slits on the rear stabilize the balance of the lure as it flies and improves its grip on the water as it falls. It slides and falls while fluttering to appeal to the eye.
The eye is set perpendicular to the body, allowing the hook to move freely, improving hooking efficiency during the fall and emphasizing the lure's true size, giving it an appealingly small silhouette.
