Length: Boot tail 13.5cm, Flat tail 12cm /Weight: 1.8oz

In recent years, gill type big baits have started to have explosive results in various places throughout the year, mainly during the spawning season. The long-awaited Cogill size "Jr version" has been completed for Gilroyd, which debuted as the highest model.
It has been downsized from the 160mm, 80g class to the 120mm, 45g class while maintaining the overwhelming power of attracting fish with fast reeling that is unique to the flat side, and the unique power of the boot tail that moves naturally even when stopped.
The missile-shaped wide body, similar to the original, overcomes the difficulty of casting that is common with conventional flat gill type lures. It achieves outstanding long cast ability and casting accuracy.
If you want to make the fish chase it with reeling and bring it to bite with a short slide immediately after stopping, use the boot tail, and if you want to show the lure to the fish and make it bite with a jerk at a pin spot or sight, use the flat tail. Try using 2-way to suit your situation.