Galapagos Steer Ride 6"

A solid feel that allows you to control it exactly as you imagine. It suppresses treading water and tipping over, and
appeals with a strong water push.
A stick bait that focuses on the water stirring power of the body composed of flat surfaces and reverse ribs, and the
posture for getting the fish to bite. The strong resistance generated by pushing the water strongly gives a solid
operability to swimming and jerking, which was previously vague. The distinctive side fins suppress standing and
falling sideways during swimming and falling, which were the causes of spoiling bite chances, and create a posture
for getting the fish to bite. With a jig head rig, it approaches cunning fish by interweaving not only the basic shake &
swimming method, but also the killer method of long curve fall. We also pursued comfortable castability that can cut
through the wind even in strong winds. With a no-sinker rig, it produces a snappy dart when jerked, and falls with a
seductive movement accompanied by rolling and tailing. The design suppresses the rotation when retrieved, which
was a weak point, so you can swim until the end while wobbling and not miss the bite chance. It is a stick bait that
flies well, can approach bass with the speed and posture you imagine, and makes you feel like you are riding and
steering the worm.

6"

Side Fins
It prevents the treading motion of a
jig head rig or the tail sagging of a
no-sinker rig, allowing the lure to
swim and fall in a natural horizontal
position. It is an important part for
creating a feeding posture.

Outstanding casting
performance
Distance and accuracy
are important when

jighead swimming or no-
sinker jerking. The rear-
centered, voluminous

body is designed to cut
through the wind and cast
farther even in strong
winds. It doesn't bend
when flying, so it gives
you a targeted cast feel
without any stalling.

Body Material
The back side is made of non-salt material that holds the worm well,
while the ventral side is made of salt-in material that emphasizes
posture and needle holding. The center of gravity is on the ventral side,
which allows for a stable swim and fall posture. The material is neither
too hard nor too soft, and is adjusted so that the worm does not bend
even in strong winds while maintaining good bite.
Particular attention to detail when
mixing water
The body, which is made up of flat
surfaces and inverted ribs, firmly
receives water when jerked or
shaken, generating strong water
push. The side fins not only
control the lure's position, but also
create resistance when it goes
straight or falls, generating water
push in various situations.

Utilities
In order to produce the appropriate
action, we paid particular attention to
the ease of hook setting. In addition to
the back slit design that makes it easy
to insert and prevents the hook from
slipping, there are guidelines on the
back and belly of the front of the head
to insert the jig head neatly. When
using an offset hook, it is also
compatible with settings with the eye
embedded.