Vobler Apia Uprizing 70 7cm/14gr

Vobler Apia Uprizing 70 7cm/14gr

A trusted and proven standard vibration

The original UPRIZING59 was the 70mm size, which was completed as a derivative model. There are already many 70mm resin vibration lures on the market, and they are now one of the standard models. I use vibration lures most often throughout the year. This is because, to put it bluntly, you can attack efficiently from the surface to the bottom, and there are many ways to approach it. The reel feels the same whether you reel it in or out, so good that you'll want to reel it in all day. And the fast response and little tailing make it flexible for lift and fall fishing, which induces bites by vertically inviting the middle to bottom layers. It's no exaggeration to say that 100% of bites occur during the fall, so little tailing is essential for lift and fall lures. I'm confident that the UPRIZING70 will surpass all others, and I hope many anglers will use it.

Two weight settings of the same size, 4g difference and important points

This time, two types of UPRIZING70, 14g and 18g, will be released at the same time. At first glance, the difference of 4g does not seem to be that big, but the difference in terms of use and effect is felt to be significant. Of course, even when using it, the 18g is heavier, so it can fly further than the 14g and can search a wider area. However, unless the current is extremely fast, the 14g is more suitable for slow luring. 14g is recommended for shallow rivers and slow luring. If you want to attack the bottom efficiently even if it is farther away or there is a fast current, the 18g is recommended.

A color lineup for a variety of occasions

A lineup that can cover all conditions from highly transparent to murky water quality. New colors for day games such as "Daydream" and "BP plating" are also available from UPRIZING70. "Abyss" and "Living Dead" are new colors that stand out clearly even on the bottom. The colors are inspired by crustaceans such as crabs that large sea bass like to prey on during the cold winter months when there is little bait.