Owner Cultiva Gekito Jig Aero Jigs

The Cultiva Gekito Aero jigs are rear weighted for increased casting distance and rapid descent in deep water, or high current conditions.

Owner developed the Gekito Aero to be a versatile jig, ideal for bluewater pelagic and shore casting applications.

Their profile is extremely slim and all these features result in a jig that, when submerged, exhibits a combination of movements like a "falling leaf". After 3 - 4 seconds of horizontal immersion, the Owner Cultiva Aero descends to a vertical position. With intermediate pauses however, we can achieve a continuous horizontal drop of our jig, as a result of which we can attract the interest of nearby predators. 

During recovery there is minimal water resistance due to its shape, while at the same time the movement generates intensive playing (Rolling) and reflections. 

The Owner Cultiva Gekito Jigs also have a little secret, which demonstrates why they are one of the first choices of Jigging enthusiasts and that's because they simply catch fish. With the Gekito Jig Aero you can try several fishing styles, but you will get most of the strikes when the jig is allowed to sink freely. Its construction materials and design allow it to sink in a horizontal position, in which it is mostly attacked. What does this mean; The Gekito Jig Aero is not a jig for technical jigging. It does not require expensive equipment to generate a specific motion pattern. You can catch fish regardless of the characteristics of your fishing equipment, or your level of experience.

Being a premium quality jig, Gekito jig construction features a tough ‘center bone' chassis, making them nearly unbreakable and unbendable delivering the perfect swimming action fish after fish.

The colour range features a highly reflective holographic finish to trigger strikes from predatory fish.

If a manufacturer wants to create a tough jig, he only needs to develop the body, wire coating and make everything thicker and thicker. Such a method however, prevents the sharp movements that usually attract fish. Secondly each jerk is heavy, fatigue increases and casting far becomes a challenge as time goes by. Owner does not simply place a wire inside the Jigs they develop, but a metal frame, made of steel, which covers the entire length of the jig's body. This gives the Cultiva jigs stiffness, resistance to large-catch attacks and strength, while maintaining the ultra slim profile.