Harima Spintail Harima Kozo Spin 12g

The Harima Kozo Spin 12G is designed to lure active fish from afar as well as in more challenging areas, with a compact and consistent presentation that retains all of its attractive power during retrieval.

This spin-tail jig stands out primarily for its ability to optimize for long-distance casting. The 25mm / 12g format offers a good balance for casting the lure with ease while maintaining an effective swimming action. You instantly feel that this is not just a matter of scale: the design has been refined to ensure a smooth retrieval, exactly what is needed for seamless animation action.

Its wide Colorado-style blade gets moving without delay. It starts rotating instantly and maintains excellent swimming action, even during slow retrievals. This is a real asset when the fish require a sustained presentation, with a strong visual and vibratory presence. The contact in the rod remains lively, because the rolling swivel, the real heart of the lure, efficiently transmits the vibrations generated by the rotation of the blade to the lure body. This system, attached directly to the body, has been custom-developed with specific dimensions, exclusively for this model.

By the water, this kind of lure really comes into its own in spots where you need to cover a lot of ground and persist properly in the right water layer. Its immediate rotation and stability during animation make it a relevant choice for perch, especially when looking for a compact lure that remains attractive even at reduced speed. It performs optimally with a regular retrieval, letting the blade work smoothly to maximize its vibrations.

• KOZO-SPIN: 25mm / 12g
• A model designed for long-distance casting
• Equipped with a large Colorado-style blade
• Instantly starts rotating
• Maintains excellent swimming action, even during slow retrievals
• A rolling swivel
• Attached directly to the body
• Custom-made model
• Specific dimensions developed exclusively for this lure
• Efficiently transmits vibrations generated by the rotation of the blade to the lure body