Storm Arashi Glide

Because it features a slow-sinking rate of 0.4 feet per second, it is highly versatile. You can experiment with a steady retrieve, or use rod twitches and handle turns to trigger a more erratic, side-to-side swimming action depending on how active the fish are.

Yes, it is a significant advantage. By allowing the hooks to rotate, the lure prevents the fish from using the bait's body as leverage to throw the hook, which keeps them pinned much more securely during the fight.

While it is designed for targeting trophy-sized predators, its fluid swimming action is intuitive to use. However, keep in mind its size and weight—at 7.5 inches and over 3 ounces, you will need a rod capable of handling larger, heavier baits.

The triple-pin construction is primarily for durability. It reinforces the jointed sections of the lure, ensuring it can withstand the repeated stress of casting and the aggressive strikes from large predatory fish without failing.

Yes, each unit comes with a snap for easy attachment and an extra tail, which is helpful for long-term maintenance if the original tail becomes damaged.