Lures

The IMA Sasuke 105 fits nicely between the Komomo II and larger Sasuke lures. It has a similar small bait fish profile to the deadly Komomo but the slightly more acute Sasuke 'face' means that it dives slightly deeper than the Komomo allowing you to reach fish when they do not want to come right up to the surface. Despite the small size it can be cast a serious distance, even into strong winds, due to its highly dense internal shifting tungsten ball weights. The Sasuke 105 vibrates tightly on the retrieve with a really seductive, tight 'wiggle' action and the lure can also be made to dart erratically. It normally fishes down to around 80cm but by holding the rod up and using a slow and steady retrieve you can make it fish shallower if you wish.

The Sasuke SF-95 is a small slim lure which can be deadly early season or when fish are preoccupied on small bait fish and refusing to even look at larger lures. It has the classic 'saddle label' lip which allows it to work down to around 60cm and gives it that attractive wobbling/rolling action. Despite the small size a moving weight system transfers the weight to the tail during the cast allowing you to hit reasonable distances when using a balanced light outfit. The size 6 saltwater trebles are strong enough to handle bass but also allow you to target smaller species such as mackerel, garfish and sea trout.

The Sasuke SF-95 is a small slim lure which can be deadly early season or when fish are preoccupied on small bait fish and refusing to even look at larger lures. It has the classic 'saddle label' lip which allows it to work down to around 60cm and gives it that attractive wobbling/rolling action. Despite the small size a moving weight system transfers the weight to the tail during the cast allowing you to hit reasonable distances when using a balanced light outfit. The size 6 saltwater trebles are strong enough to handle bass but also allow you to target smaller species such as mackerel, garfish and sea trout.

IMA Sasuke continues to prove itself as one one the best bass lures ever. The 98 smaller than most Sasukes sold in the UK but bass love it. Fishes between 60cm - 80cm

IMA have developed the Jetty 135 as a high appealing minnow to be used when large baitfish are present and active. It is equipped with the 'MRD' weight transfer system and this combined with a low centre of gravity gives extreme casting distance potential, On the retrieve the Jetty 135 has flashy wobble n roll action and it can perform at high speeds allowing you induce chasing fish to strike. It will sink on the hang allowing you to cover a range of depths as you try to locate the best area to fish and is perfect for covering a lot of water. These characteristics combined with the fact that the Jetty 135 has multiple action capabilities have the IMA field testers stating the Jetty 135S will become the go-to lure for 'surf fishing'..

Starting point of the slim minnow The Tide-Minnow slim 120 has broken the conceptual barrier of the ordinary slim minnows. It not only has a high swimming response in strong currents in estuaries and in strong waves, but also has outstanding casting capabilities which are useful in the surf game. By giving the lure a deep, yet slim and flat body in addition to its thin lip, it stages a very tight rolling action. This gets even inactive fish to bite! Its flight, action, and silhouette have certainly accelerated the popularity of slim lures in the seabass game.

The Tide Minnow 90S is the perfect small hard lure for when the fish are hitting smaller baits. Don't be put off by the 15g weight, this little lure absolutely flies out and has an amazing swimming action. Although it is a sinking lure, which allows you to let the lure sink if you desire, it will run fairly shallow at about 4ft if the tip of your rod is close to the water. Absolutely deadly for UK bass and I have used these small lures when away on tropical holidays catching snook, bara, jacks and bonito.

Starting point of the slim minnow The Tide-Minnow slim 120 has broken the conceptual barrier of the ordinary slim minnows. It not only has a high swimming response in strong currents in estuaries and in strong waves, but also has outstanding casting capabilities which are useful in the surf game. By giving the lure a deep, yet slim and flat body in addition to its thin lip, it stages a very tight rolling action. This gets even inactive fish to bite! Its flight, action, and silhouette have certainly accelerated the popularity of slim lures in the seabass game.