Makippa is a new sensation casting blade jig that is simply thrown and retrieved, as its name suggests. In the saltwater scene, casting jigs are a standard lure because of their long casting distance and effectiveness across various fish species. However, they can be difficult to produce the desired action or to maintain the targeted depth, requiring experience and familiarity to use effectively.

Makippa addresses the difficulty of handling casting jigs by thoroughly tuning the design so that anyone can easily use it. The tail is equipped with a blade that has a high fish-attracting effect just by winding, and it features a blade hook system (PAT.) that allows for high-probability hook-ups on blade bites without obstructing the blade's rotation.

The body’s balanced design and the arrangement of parts ensure stable swimming and flashing without body rotation, effectively enticing target fish.

Usage is simple: upon water entry, if you reel immediately, it stays near the surface; if you let it sink before reeling, it maintains a mid-layer or near-bottom range, allowing you to target the fish at their preferred depth.

Standard equipment includes a assist hook with a tinset that is effective for all fish species, and an "Omakase" eye on the belly allows for additional hooks such as double or triple hooks according to preference. For fish that bite from the bottom, attaching hooks to the Omakase eye is especially effective.

Target fish include: seabass, flatfish, flathead, yellowtail (Inada, Warasa), mackerel, horse mackerel, cutlassfish, red seabream, black sea bream, blackfin seabream, rockfish, and many others.

If you keep Makippa in your saltwater fishing arsenal, it will be a versatile tool that performs well at various fishing spots.