Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water

Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water: A "Fairy" in the Blue

Innovation and Development Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water

The Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water is an armored version of the well-known Janas 107, specifically designed for medium-sized tuna feeding frenzies in blue water. For this reason, a lure has been created which, despite having the same 107 mm size, weighs 39 grams to achieve longer casting distances. Featuring a through-wire harness and two reinforced 4X #2 super-sharp treble hooks resistant to marine corrosion—which can also be replaced with Gàmu #4/0 single hooks—the Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water proves essential not only for boat fishing during boils but also for targeting any predator in any fishing circumstance.

Movement and Usage Techniques of the Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water

The name Janas, which means fairy in Sardinian dialect, perfectly describes how the lure seems to dance in the water when alternating a steady retrieve, where the artificial performs a slalom action, with long pauses where it emits wide rolling flashes while falling freely in the current. It can also be used from cliffs or even like inshore jigs, letting it sink to the bottom and retrieving it with vertical jerks and further releases where the lure descends wobbling. F.Paolini

Summary - The Lure at a Glance:

Specific Features of the Seaspin Janas 107 Blue Water Lure

- Type: Armored sinking sea pencil bait
- Dimensions and weight: Length 107 mm, Weight 39 g
- Structure and rigging: Integral through-wire harness, 2 reinforced 4X #2 treble hooks (compatible with Gàmu #4/0 singles)
- Swimming action: Slalom on steady retrieve and pronounced rolling on fall

Three Reasons to Choose This Lure:

- Increased weight to 39 g for extreme blue water casting distances
- Through-wire harness and super-robust components for tuna and predators
- Versatility between offshore spinning, cliff fishing, and inshore vertical techniques

Techniques POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS

Offshore spinning on tuna boils, cliff fishing, inshore jig-style vertical techniques