An astonishing 17-23g at 135mm

A No.4.5 egi (squid jig) normally tips the scales at close to 30g,
but the LongEgi 135mm achieves a featherweight 17g to 23g.

This is a high-level balance made possible by rigid urethane foam
something a hollow plastic body can never imitate.

It can be fished naturally with standard eging tackle,
with low jerking resistance and an easy-casting design.

A new technique pioneered by the LongEgi V0

In spring, large bigfin reef squid (aori-ika) move inshore to weed beds to spawn.
But fishing weed-bed areas is extremely difficult, as your egi snags on the weeds.

The LongEgi 135mm V0 slows its fall rate,
allowing it to stay at a 45-degree angle right on top of the weeds.

Its slim, elongated body senses the slightest change in current,
swaying to tempt the squid an innovative technique in its own right.

The perfect edge in crowded fields

At famous eging spots, everyone is working the same egi.
To out-fish the crowd under those tough conditions,

using an egi with a silhouette no one else is throwing is one winning strategy.

A No.4.5-class egi that until now could never be worked into your egi rotation
can finally be fished without any sense of incongruity.

Conquering the ultra-shallow areas popular in Okinawa and Amami

Bigfin reef squid also cruise into surf zones, rocky flats, and ultra-shallow areas.

In Okinawa's ultra-shallow zones (inner reefs) and the surf-based ultra-shallow eging craze,
an egi that sinks at an ultra-dead-slow pace is exactly what you need.

Sinking slowly and provoking the squid with its 135mm silhouette,
the LongEgi 135mm V0 masters the bigfin reef squid of ultra-shallow areas.

The field proves the power of the LongEgi

Catch reports pouring in from eging anglers all across Japan.
From the spring spawning season to autumn numbers fishing, the LongEgi 135mm keeps stacking up results.