• Length: 1-1/2” (40mm)
• Weight: 3/16oz (3.5g)
• Class: Sinking
• Belly: #12
• Hook Tail: #12
• Line: 4-6 lb

• Length: 2” (50mm)
• Weight: 5/16oz (6.1g)
• Class: Sinking
• Belly: #10
• Hook Tail: #10
• Line: 6 lb

As a long-selling product, this lure is now used in a variety of different ways. There are many anglers who have accumulated enough skill and experience to use the Bevy Vibration in a weedless specification where one W-hook of the next-larger size is attached on the side, or where stone small W hook is attached to the rear. The usages are also becoming increasingly diverse, such as simply placing the lure and leaving it uncontrolled, or lifting and dropping the lure just like jigging. However, there is one commonality among the different ways that skilled anglers use this lure, which is “quick action and abrupt halt to motion.” Additionally, most anglers use this technique when the fishing conditions are less desirable. Sound, reflective surface, size: all aspects of the Bevy Vibration makes it virtually a “sound-producing blade.” This is probably the most effective lure in inducing a reflex action.
During the period from winter until spring, directly attack areas where fish eaters are gathered, such as near breaks, structures and lava belts. These are locations where one normally attacks fish by lifting and dropping a metal jig. However, the drop time of the Bevy Vibration is longer than that of a metal jig, and the Bevy Vibration assumes an upright position while staying at the bottom. As a result, the Bevy Vibration can approach larger fish. In theory, only the boss fish having the largest size can react to a dropping object in a school of fish of the same species but different sizes, regardless of the type of fish. Specifically, this boss fish always remains below the school and constantly pressures the fish above it. Because of its size, “which allows for quick action,” the Bevy Vibration can agitate fish without letting them escape even when the lure is moved swiftly, and this is the greatest advantage of the Bevy Vibration. Of course, the lure has been designed to unfailingly function as a vibrating bait, so you can expect it to be effective like cast-and-catch in fishing over a wide range in spring onward. One benefit of the Bevy Vibration is that you can throw far with the same tackle used with light rigging, even when you want to search the nearby area.