AKAMI Zebra Stripe Squid Jig - Totanara Eging for Cuttlefish and Squid | Natural Action, High Attraction, Maximum Catch (DEVIL SHRIMP)

• SPECIFIC FOR EGING - Designed for eging fishing, the Zebra Stripe works flawlessly in both fall and retrieve, making it extremely effective on cuttlefish and squid in the open sea, cliff and harbor.
• Evolved Hydrodynamic Form - The body follows advanced hydronic principles that ensure balanced trim, stability and smooth navigation, increasing the residence time in the strike zone.
• High Attraction Zebra Pattern - Zebra colour contrast improves the visibility of the bait even in low light or cloudy water, making it easily detected by cephalopods.
• NATURAL & REACTIVE MOVEMENT - Each jerk and pause generates a realistic action that simulates live prey, increasing the percentage of firm attacks and clean ferratas.
• Ultimate Combat Power - The robust construction is designed to support energetic combat, always maintaining control and reliability during recovery.
• ENHANCED VISION - The design emphasizes key visual points of the bait, stimulating the aggressiveness of squid and cuttlefish even in times of low activity.
• Operational Versatility - Perfect for both experienced anglers and those approaching eging, it ensures consistent performance in different depths and marine conditions.
• AKAMI build quality – Selected materials and careful finishes ensure durability and reliable performance output after output.
• Ideal for the Mediterranean Sea - Designed to adapt to the seabed and the typical currents of the Mediterranean, where the fishing of cuttlefish and squid requires absolute precision.

AKAMI Zebra Stripe was born for modern eging, where precision, attractiveness and bait control make all the difference. Designed specifically for cuttlefish and squid fishing, this squid squid combines an advanced hydrodynamic shape, a high visibility Zebra pattern and a stable, natural swimming trim. The response in water is immediate, with realistic movements that stimulate the predatory instinct of cephalopods even in difficult conditions.