OSP DURGA 73 F

Durga 73F shows its true value in a wide range of periods throughout the year, from early spring to early winter, regardless of the field. In early spring, there is a time when bass attached to structures such as wave-dissipating blocks, dogs, vertical seawalls, and riprap will overwhelmingly respond to lateral movement and floating objects. In such situations, the Durga 73F, which can conquer water depths of around 1m with stable high-pitch wobbling rolls from slow to fast retrieves and sharp darts with flashing, will be in command.

Once the spawning has settled down, the bass's eyes will turn more toward the surface, making it the best match for surface capture. When the fish is floating on a structure such as reeds or stakes, use a light short twitch to make the surface layer crackle, and use a twitch to make it dive below the water surface with a flashing sound. It can also be used as a finesse top water plug that attracts baitfish on the surface, attracting bites with its natural appeal from the surface to below the surface with a short travel distance. After autumn, when the water temperature gradually decreases, the fish start to prefer to prey on fish instead of shrimp and gourd, and take advantage of flying distance to efficiently search for bass scattered over a wide area. In some cases, the momentary floating when you touch the bottom will cause a bite, allowing you to quickly gauge the bass's reaction.

Durga 73F fully concentrates the benefits of floating, giving anglers an advantage in minnow strategy.