Megabass Dogmax
Megabass Dogmax
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| Length | Weight | Class |
| 5.11" | 1-1/8 oz | Topwater |
Born in the early days of Megabass, the DOG-X series has built countless legends. The great mother of the DOG-X series has arrived, embodying to the fullest the unchanging principles and hydromechanics that Megabass founder Yuki Ito discovered and instilled in the DOG-X. Unleashed from the US fields where she battled alongside Brandon Palahniuk, the DOGMAX is finally ready to conquer monsters on the global stage.
The "Center of Gravity Split Seesaw Balancer System (PAT.)" creates a powerful, torquey turn-in and tail-out; the "Tandem Inertia Balancer System (PAT.)" generates ultra-long-distance slides; the "Water Through Gill (PAT.)" thoroughly bites into the water, enhancing stability while generating a realistic boiling sound; and the "shock waves" and hard "knocking sounds" caused by the pinpoint contact collision of the internal ball weights boldly appeal to monsters in the deep. Anyone can easily and effortlessly operate the 130mm big body and experience the essence of Megabass topwater magic.
This functional pencil bait is designed to get even the largest predatory fish into feeding mode and bite.
Water Through Gill (PAT.)
Based on fluid dynamics, the trimaran-shaped hull of the jaw
and the deeply carved gill (gill) area and center keel at the bottom of the head firmly grip the water, increasing the stability of the lure's action while generating the sound of fish feeding and intense splashes.
Tandem Inertia Balancer System (PAT.)
Two inertia balancer systems are installed to amplify rotational movement in the left-right direction through inertia.
Maintaining an appropriate distance from the pivot point of rotation that brings about the action, the inertia balancer system moves in the left-right rotation direction by generating a great deal of centrifugal force.
With just a little rod work, it boldly demonstrates gliding on the water in the left-right direction with steering of 180° or more. It imitates the escape action of small fish fleeing on the water's surface.
Sonic Knock System (PAT.P)
The shock waves generated by the collision of
hard metal ball balancers, along with the knocking sound produced in response to rod work, boldly appeal to target fish in deep waters.
Seesaw balancer system (PAT.)
The seesaw balancing mechanism, with two centers of gravity settings in the front and rear directions
, distributes the weight between the front and rear, creating a leverage-like weight distribution that allows even slight inputs to be quickly transmitted to the lure and converted into responsive lure action.
