Quick Overview

The Daiwa Tournament Double Clutch 60SP is a compact suspending lure developed for precise presentation and extended holding in the strike zone. It is ideal for anglers looking for a mini twitchbait for trout, chub, perch, zander, asp, and pike, especially in clear or pressured waters.

Description

This 60 mm lure performs excellently with twitching, jerkbait retrieves, and trolling, and thanks to its suspending action it stays longer at the depth where predators most often strike. The one-piece body, natural side-to-side action, and patented weight transfer system allow long and stable casts despite its low weight. It is made in Japan and equipped with high-quality SaqSas treble hooks for more secure hook-ups.

Features

• Mini twitchbait construction for a finesse approach and targeting cautious predators.
• Suspending action for longer retention in the strike zone.
• Length 6 cm and weight 3,6 g.
• Running depth 0,5 – 1,3 m, up to 1,8 m when trolling.
• One-piece lure body for stable action.
• 2 SaqSas treble hooks for high sharpness and better hook-ups.
• Internal dampening pads to reduce noise.
• Suitable for twitching, jerkbait retrieves, and trolling.

Technology

• Silent G.O.S. Gravity Oscillating System for stable action and improved casting performance.
• Sliding tungsten weight transfer system for long and precise casting.
• Patented weight transfer system that improves casting despite the lure’s low weight.

Specifications

Available Variants

• Ghost Wakasagi
• Matt Ayu
• Red Yamame

Advantages

• An excellent choice for clear waters and cautious fish.
• Long casting distance and stable flight thanks to the advanced weight transfer system.
• Suspending action increases presentation time in the strike zone.
• Versatile for multiple retrieve techniques and multiple predator species.
• Japanese craftsmanship and quality SaqSas treble hooks inspire confidence on the water.

Note

Color availability may vary depending on stock status. The product comes from the renowned manufacturer Daiwa; we recommend checking local regulations related to the use of treble hooks and trolling.