Megabass Respect Serries 94 M KBG

M KBG is a high-appeal color that combines a transparent, natural presence with flashing performance that produces intense flickering. The origin of the color name "KBG" is not widely known, but it was actually inspired by the white-striped herring, a baitfish of the sea. We focus on the vitality and silver scales radiating from baitfish, evoking the unique translucent silver and bluish back color unique to the long-tailed herring. While the classic baitfish color, known as the smelt color, creates a delicate and natural baitfish look, M KBG offers a "silver-black" baited fish color that pursues stronger flushing performance. By using them according to field conditions and bait conditions, you can maximize their performance. Masahiko Kato clan M KBG was a standard color available from around 2008 to 2015, available in a wide range of items including topwater, crankbait, and jerkbait. What I paid the most attention to in this color was to maximize the flashing produced by the M (metal) foil. The sides are intentionally kept simple silver, while the back is painted with a vivid blue tinged with bluish tones and tight dark tones, creating a striking contrast of flickering that matches the lure's rolling and wobbling. As a result, the shimmering silver scales and transparent flashing of fleeing baitfish are realistically recreated. On clear weather or clear water, it recreates the fleeting flash of light emitted by baitfish, strongly stimulating the predator's predatory instincts.