The elements required for a heavy Carolina sinkerare “sensitivity” to detect pin spots and “slip-through” to use it without stress. The “Beats TG” has a center of gravity in the direction of the rig’s movement and backwards, and the distinctive overhanging shape of the body gives it an excessive sense of hooking. It makes it possible to accurately capture the pin spots that fish like.

However, if there are a lot of snags on the bottom, the sinker becomes useless. We pursued a balance between getting a sense of hooking and not getting snagged on the bottom. The taper shape of the sinker and the tube protruding in the direction of the rig’s movement lift the front of the sinker upwards when it comes into contact with an obstacle, making it less likely to get snagged on the bottom. In addition, the long, hard tube prevents the sinker from getting caught in the gaps between rocks, helping to protect the line.