The Pin Tail Sawara Tune can be used not only offshore, but also when targeting Spanish Mackerel and other Pelagic species from the shore, especially when you spot an active shoal.

Sagoshi is the Japanese name for a young, Spanish mackerel, which is known to be a migratory fish, that can be easily targeted from breakwaters. In recent years, it has become very popular and Japanese anglers, who are fascinated by the Sagoshi game have been using existing lures, such as metal jigs and vibration lures.

Jackson has developed the Pin Tail Sagoshi Tune specifically for fishing Spanish Mackerel (Sagoshi) from the shore. This species do not exist in the Mediterranean, however there are Pelagic predators, such Bonitos and Amberjack, which exhibit the same behavior, hence require a similar kind of fishing style. Jackson developed the Pin Tail Sagoshi Tune lure for Japanese anglers, targeting Spanish Mackerels from the shore. When the retrieve of which commences, it releases a strong flashing, which happens in an irregular pattern, during regular wobbling action.

The Jackson Pin Tail Sagoshi has become a gateway to success, when it comes to fishing the Spanish Mackerel, but once you take a boat out to the open sea, you can encounter large ones that are over 1 meter long. The Pin Tail Sawara was also designed for targeting Spanish mackerel, in response to requests from passionate offshore anglers this time. Two sizes have been added to the lineup: 105mm at 35g and 120mm at 42g.

Rather than simply increasing the size, Jackson redesigned it from the ground up, to create the flat action inherited from Sagoshi lure. The most distinctive feature of the Jackson Pin Tail Tune is its irregular action, that occurs automatically from the first retrieve. During its wobbling action, it releases strong flashing at a random pattern. This is due to the unique flat-sided, 3-sided flashing body, which strongly appeals to the Spanish Mackerel, which do not like shiny objects and respond with a reaction bite. Additionally, the Sagoshi are not good at moving up and down the water column. As a result, it cannot follow the vertical action of a lure and miss bites occur frequently, resulting in line breaks.

As a result, Jackson designed the Pin Tail Tune to induce reaction bites through its horizontal movement, within a certain depth range. In addition, its technical characteristics include an excellent balance and a wire-through construction, to increase its strength and make it tolerant to vicious attacks, even if the body gets severely damaged.

The Pin Tail Sawara Tune can be used not only offshore, but also when targeting Spanish Mackerel and other Pelagic species from the shore, especially when you spot an active shoal.