THIRTY FOUR S Carry 8 pieces, S Touch 3 pieces

【34 Thirty-Four】

Thank you for viewing. This item is being sold as part of a tackle clear-out.
Includes:
8 S-Carry
1 S-Touch (partial set included as a bonus)
2 S-Touch for Heavy Weight

S-Carry weights:
2.5g: 2 pieces
4.0g: 2 pieces
5.0g: 1 piece
8.0g: 2 pieces
10.0g: 1 piece
All are either unused or have seen minimal use.
The S-Touch was opened (contained 1 set), so it will be included as a bonus.

While I believe there are no scratches that would impede use, this is a used item and may have minor scratches, signs of use, or slight dirt. Please understand this before purchasing.

【Manufacturer's Explanation】
Concept: Maintain the operability of jig head fishing, even at a distance. Slow... The S-Carry alone offers a slow fall equivalent to a 0.4g jig head. Simple... Easy to change using a snap. Sensitivity... High sensitivity due to the line contact point being a single ring.

【How to Use】 All S-Carry items are slightly buoyant and adjusted for buoyancy, sinking at the same speed as a 0.4g jig head. Therefore, when using a jig head heavier than 0.4g, unlike a standard Carolina rig (through-hole sinker), the jig head will sink first. Normally, to fish at a distance, a heavy jig head is used, but this causes it to sink quickly, making it difficult to catch horse mackerel or rockfish suspended in the surface or mid-layers. However, by using the S-Carry, you can fish at a distance with a lightweight jig head, allowing you to catch horse mackerel or rockfish in the surface and mid-layers offshore with a similar feel to using a lightweight jig head alone from the shore. For fishing, select the weight of each item based on casting distance to reach your desired fishing spot. After casting, count down to let it sink to your desired depth (layer), then give it two small twitches, and wait for a bite during the tension fall. If there's no bite after a few seconds, twitch again and repeat the tension fall. What's important during this process is to experiment with different jig head weights if the fish aren't biting the current weight, to find the weight that suits the situation.