Yo-Zuri Patapata Q Slow Squid Jig

A slow sinking type squid jig appeared, developed by Yo-Zuri, named Patapata Q Slow.

The secret of the Yo-Zuri Patapata is that it takes longer to sink, after being jerked, appealing better and giving to squids the opportunity to attack. It’s movement is slower and more gentle, minimizing the chances of the squid jig getting tangled up in the bottom.

All in all, with the Patapata model, Yo-Zuri gave birth to the Slow Eging technique. The longer pause that takes place between a jerk and the squid jig starting to sink again, was named “Charm Pause” by Yo-Zuri, as its intention is to clearly charm the squids around it.

The sinking rate is slower than in other squid jigs, as it takes 5.5 secs to sink one meter.

The Patapata Q Slow has the Yo-Zuri Ultra Shape Body which minimizes water resistance and reduces the burden on your arm during jerking and retrieve. With this design you can cast squid jigs all day, without fatigue.

The A1721 Patapata Q slow, comes only in 3.5 size.

An extra weight has been placed at the end of the tail and functions as a balancer. It improves the darting action, increases casting distance and helps the squid jig achieve the best descending angle.

A "Bumper" has been placed around the sinker to protect the lead against deformation, prevent snags and increase the bottom sensing ability and sensitivity of the squid jig.

By flattening the rear part of the sinker, Yo-Zuri managed to utilize the resistance of the wind when casting and return the jig’s posture to a horizontal position. The flat surface of the sinker makes the flight attitude more stable, extending the casting distance.

A natural, shallow type, yellow eye has been placed, the most advanced and exclusive eyeball in the market.

The Yo-Zuri Patapata Q Slow secures a high recovery rate because the needles, have a deep root and grow moderately.

The Patapata Wide Fin® is a Yo-Zuri patent and helps increase the squid jig’s naturally appealing factor.