Sea Falcon – Drain Inchiku

The secret is out. Inchiku jigs were originally used by commercial fishermen in Japan to easily catch great hauls of fish, but they are now gaining popularity among casual anglers. Roughly translated, Inchiku means ‘So easy it must be cheating’. For maximum reward with minimal effort, try the Sea Falcon Drain Inchiku.

The jig is designed to imitate baitfish and is great for reef fishing and deep-sea fishing where the water pressure is high. A squid skirt adds extra movement to grab the attention of groundfish and does double duty by hiding the hook.

To use the Drain Inchiku jig, anglers can simply allow it to fall to the seabed and use a slow retrieve and gentle jigging action. Its double-drain structure makes its movements irregular and in line with an injured, vulnerable baitfish.

Benefits:

• Creates a slow-pitch, jerking action
• Great for bottom-fishing
• Has two rigging options: Attach to the front for a slow-jig, or the rear for a wider fluttering action

Best for catching bottomfish:

• Hapuku
• Snapper
• Cod