| Reference | Couleur | Longueur | Poids | Quantité | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Do Chart | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | ❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Fa Bora | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Fa Green Mackerel | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Fa Iwashi | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Fa Natural Bait | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Glx Candy Red Head | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | ❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| Gp Aurora Reaction | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax | |
| M Katakuchi Rb | 12 cm | 21 g | 1 | flottant / sonorité | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 36.95 (CHF) incl tax |
Designed by Megabass to meet the demands of technical anglers, the Kirinji 120 is a topwater lure for predators that stands out for its ability to move a large volume of water while staying just beneath the surface film. This profile makes it a formidable ally for provoking strikes from wary fish in shallow areas, shoals and over weedbeds.
Thanks to its elongated body and the implementation of the Kirinji series' specific technologies, this lure generates a highly attractive, broad and vibrating action that mimics a sizeable struggling baitfish. It allows fast coverage while retaining strong selectivity for larger specimens.
This shallow-running minnow is easy to handle: it responds well to both slow and fast manipulations, making it suitable for beginners as well as specialists seeking a precise tool to comb the surface layer.
The primary advantage of the Megabass Kirinji 120 is its ultra-shallow running depth. By operating just beneath the surface, it can pass over obstacles, trace submerged edges, reed beds and cluttered areas without snagging unnecessarily. This makes it the go-to solution when other lures can't pass.
Its imposing profile and sustained water displacement create a strong presence in the water, capable of triggering follow-ups or lethargic fish. Predators can detect the lure from a distance, optimizing coverage over large areas—whether on rivers, lakes or gravel pits.
Another notable advantage is versatility. The Megabass Kirinji 120 topwater lure accepts a wide range of animations. A simple steady retrieve covers ground quickly, while sharper pulls provoke lateral movements and rhythm changes that are particularly exciting for predators.
Finally, Megabass build quality ensures balanced action, impeccable swimming performance and high durability. Anglers thus get a premium predator lure designed to last season after season.
To get the most from the Kirinji 120, use it on a lure rod rated for the lure's weight and fitted with a smooth reel. A fine braid with a predator-resistant leader will provide excellent animation control and effective hooksets.
At dawn and dusk, when fish patrol nearer the surface, favor a steady retrieve with short pauses. These sudden stops while the lure moves just below the film often trigger the most violent strikes.
When fish are more cautious, opt for subtler animations: small rod twitches, pace changes, long pauses near submerged structures. Don't hesitate to vary speeds to find the tempo that triggers strikes that day.
Question 1: Which species is the Kirinji 120 intended for?
Answer: This topwater lure is designed to target most freshwater predators, such as pike, perch, zander and bass, whenever they feed near the surface.
Question 2: In which conditions is the Kirinji 120 most effective?
Answer: It excels in shallow areas, over shoals, above weedbeds or around structures, when fish feed in the upper water column.
Question 3: Is a particular presentation required for this lure?
Answer: It performs well on both steady retrieves and more aggressive twitch-and-pause presentations. Ideally, alternate cadences to adapt to fish activity.