In recent years, slow pitch jigging has seen significant growth.
Daiwa Japan's "Back Drop" has played a role in this expansion. It was developed with the goal of making it easy for anyone to move the jig horizontally.

This year, a new slow pitch jig, "Suplex," has been released!

Unlike the Back Drop, this model emphasizes the action during the fall. It features an automatic action of the jig itself when it falls, which is a distinctive characteristic.

The newly developed double keel at the rear of the jig's underside grips water firmly during the fall, causing the jig to adopt a downward-facing posture on the surface and turn sideways.
A jig facing sideways transitions into a long, fluttering fall with extended hang time, which strongly appeals to the target.

Fish eaters react very strongly to falling objects.
The fall characteristics of Suplex keep the jig within the prey's feeding range for a longer period, creating an extended window for enticing bites.
It is highly effective both near the bottom and in mid-range depths.

Thanks to this feature, it is now possible to induce action even in deeper waters where the Back Drop could not reach.
Therefore, a heavy weight lineup, not available with the Back Drop, has been added.
The fall through high water temperatures, two-layer tidal flows, and complex currents, combined with automatic jig movement during fall, offers a superb balance of contrasting performance features.

Using "Suplex" and "Back Drop" appropriately according to the situation will undoubtedly lead to even better fishing results!