CURRENT SALLY 180g Shikoku Handmade Fishing Jig Made in Japan

Catch big game from the deep with the Current Sally 180g, a handmade metal jig made in Shikoku, Japan. Its defining feature is a dual-action fall system that triggers bites automatically: switch between a subtle front-and-back rocking fall and a high-appeal side-to-side vibrating fall to match the mood of the fish.

The jig cuts cleanly through the water with minimal retrieve resistance, so it's easy to send it darting sideways or pull it into a controlled backslide, just by adjusting your rod action.

Saltwater jigging is an art form in Japan, where local lure makers refine their craft on demanding offshore waters. The Current Sally has a proven track record at Omaezaki, where anglers use it for bottom-dwelling rockfish, pelagic fish, and deep-water blackthroat seaperch, and in Ise Bay, where it's known for pulling in pelagic fish.

Select color options include custom finishes, such as the Keishinmaru color, developed with the captain of the Keishinmaru charter boat out of Omaezaki based on his own results on the water. Some finishes also carry UV-reactive Keimura elements that glow under black light.

This brand-new lure weighs 180 grams and measures 18.5 centimeters in length, excluding the eyelet. Note that the hologram pattern on your jig may differ slightly from the one shown in the listing photos. It's a precise piece of Japanese tackle craft, ready for your next offshore expedition.