It is the most suitable for exploring the underwater situation, the first research jig you can use.

It has a symmetrical shape, quick settling speed. Since the attitude of the fall is center balance, it sinks flat. With just retrieving it makes little waves, and when jerking it shakes heads to the left and right.

Since kaukau has very little pulling resistance, it is the jig that makes it possible to feel the state of the underwater most directly at hand.

First of all, start with searching for the underwater situation. Due to the range there is a current of tides and we will explore where the range of tides can catch. Generally, fish are actively swimming where there is current. The current speed will change by range. Since kaukau has very little pulling resistance and can sense even a small current change, so that focusing on to explore the point where the current changes. That is a range where the targets are migrating.

So now, you found the range you need to focus on. And if there are some active fish, there is possibility to get a bite if the target did not get uncomfortable with Kaukau’s little wave.

Fish feed water current (wave) when swimming. Depending on the activity of the fish, it may be better if the wave is stronger, and there are times when the weak wave is good.

Fish swim with fins moving. The fish that follows it surely feels the water current of fish running away. The wave which the water current (wave) causes the bytes due to the activity of the fish and what is not changed according to the situation, so we must select the jig considering that.

Now you can switch to next item which you need to choose is the jig has different wave action.