Megabass ONIMARU Blade Lure - 30 g

Product strengths

Designed by Megabass for modern saltwater fishing, the Megabass Onimaru metal lure is a vibrating blade that faithfully reproduces the behavior of a small panicked fish. Its extremely stable horizontal swim remains effective at all retrieval speeds, making it a versatile ally from shore or boat.

Thanks to internal balancing carefully developed from observing predators, the Onimaru produces sharp, highly attractive vibrations while maintaining a realistic posture. Its pronounced flanks and clearly defined lateral lines enhance its visual and acoustic signaling power.

The hook mounted on a rolling swivel limits line twist and reduces the risk of hook-offs during the fight. The blade's design is also engineered to minimize tangles with the leader, keeping it fishable longer on each cast.

Technical specifications

• Metal vibrating blade design for marine predatory fishing.
• Specific balancing ensuring a natural horizontal swim in steady or animated retrieves.
• Compact profile offering excellent casting distance even into the wind.
• Well-marked lateral lines for high underwater visibility.
• Hook mounted on a rolling swivel to limit twists and leverage during the fight.
• Engineered to reduce the risk of tangles between leader and hook.
• Suitable for different retrieval speeds, from fast prospecting to slower near-bottom animations.
• Available in several weights and finishes to cover many fishing situations.

This saltwater blade lure suits many presentations: steady linear retrieves in the water column, sawtooth jerks near the bottom, or vertical drops under the boat. Its ability to remain stable even at high speed allows quick coverage of large areas in search of active fish.

Benefits and highlights

The Onimaru stands out for its high vibration output, able to attract attention from a distance in rough or stained water. This vibratory signature, combined with a very controlled swim, makes it a top choice for targeting sea bass, pollack and other marine predators.

The hook on a swivel significantly reduces the lure's leverage during the fight. Result: fewer hook-offs and better retention of the fish to the net. This reassuring feature is particularly appreciated during close-quarters fights under the boat or in the surf.

Another key advantage: a design aimed at limiting snags and tangles with the leader. Anglers therefore spend more time fishing than untangling rigs, which is valuable during quick chases or short drifts.

Finally, the availability of the Onimaru in different variants allows adapting the same lure model to a wide range of depths, weather conditions and fish behavior, while preserving the same swim signature and Megabass finishing quality.

Usage advice

To get the most from the Megabass Onimaru, adjust retrieve speed to fish activity. A fast continuous retrieve triggers strikes from chasing predators, while a slower animation with pauses is ideal when fish are close to the bottom.

From shore, cast well ahead, let the lure sink to the desired depth, then vary retrieve speeds and rod movements. From a boat, the Onimaru also excels in vertical fishing or diagonal presentations over surface busts and sonar-detected marks.

• Use a leader appropriate for the targeted species and fishing areas.
• Regularly check the condition of the hook and the swivel rig.
• Match the chosen weight to depth, current and desired casting distance.
• Vary animation rhythms to quickly identify what triggers the most bites.

Testimonials

FAQ

Question 1: Is the Onimaru reserved for sea fishing?

Answer: The Onimaru was primarily developed for sea and coastal predators, but it can also suit some freshwater predators when local regulations allow and fish feed on small baitfish.

Question 2: What type of action works best with this lure?

Answer: One of the strengths of this Megabass metal lure is to remain stable at many retrieval speeds. Fast straight retrieves, sawtooth jerks near the bottom and vertical fishing are particularly productive. It's recommended to test several rhythms to find what triggers the most bites on the day.