Akami Ripple

The AKAMI RIPPLE lures are two of AKAMI's great new products, developed to increase the effectiveness of squid and cuttlefish fishing.

Egging enthusiasts will not be indifferent to these new lures, exclusive to AKAMI. Manufactured using the latest Japanese technologies, they combine quality, efficiency, and a high-impact visual finish.

COMPARE THE FEATURES

✅ Next-generation sensory fabric

High-resistance fabric covers with a meticulous texture and high-quality finish.

✅ High-brightness and contrast colors

Paints developed to increase the visibility of the lure and stimulate strikes from squid and cuttlefish.

✅ UV and GLOW effects

Finishes with UV and luminous effects that reinforce the visual presence of the lure in different light conditions.

✅ Aerodynamic weights with adjustable features

Weights with holes that allow for weight adjustments and adjust the lure presentation to the depth and current intensity.

✅ Side cuts in the weight

A more hydrodynamic design, engineered to enhance stability in windy, wave, and lateral current conditions.

✅ Fast and precise darting action

The new weight shape reduces resistance to water passage, favoring shorter zigzag movements and a quick response to rod tip twitches. The lure slides laterally with energy, creating a visual stimulus for cephalopods.

✅ Stabilizing keel in the RIPPLE series

The RIPPLEs incorporate a small plastic keel, designed to stabilize the descent and help control the lure's position in the water.

RIPPLE KEEL: STABILITY AND CONTROL

• More stable and natural descent

The keel acts as a rudder, helping to reduce lateral oscillations and disordered movements during sinking

• Better behavior in difficult conditions

With wind, current or rough seas, it helps maintain a more regular descent trajectory, even when the line exerts tension on the lure.

• More discreet presentation

A smooth and controlled descent can encourage the approach of more wary cuttlefish and squid, especially in areas subject to higher fishing pressure.

• Orientation against the current

The keel helps to orient the lure facing the current, favoring a presentation similar to that of a small fish or shrimp swimming against the water flow.

• Reduced possibility of tangles

By limiting uncontrolled rotations and oscillations, it helps reduce the possibility of the line getting caught in needle crowns during the fall.

• Recovery of posture after tip touches

During the darting motion, the keel acts as a support point and a dynamic brake, helping the lure recover its posture after each lateral deviation.

Note on designations: Hydro Fin and Hover Fin are designations used for fins with different positions and functions. The Hydro Fin is associated with stabilizing the sinking motion; the Hover Fin, with maintaining a more horizontal posture in certain techniques.

MORE DETAILS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

✅ Large 3D silicone eyes

State-of-the-art eyes, with high brightness and strong visual presence, even in deep or murky waters.

✅ Japanese steel needles

Needle crowns with high penetration power and resistance.

✅ Japanese-designed bodies

Bodies designed by Japanese engineers, focusing on balance, buoyancy, and fluidity of movement.

✅ 16 colors and two sinking speeds

A range that allows you to adapt your lure selection to light conditions, depth, and the behavior of cuttlefish and squid.