Crono Prospec SSS Super Slow Sinking Squid Jig
Crono rebuilt the Prospec from the sinker out for one job: omorig — the boat technique where a heavy sinker sits above the jig and the squid takes it on a near-motionless hang. SSS stands for Super Slow Sinking, and the number that matters is the fall rate: about 11.2 seconds per metre, roughly three times slower than a standard 2.5 egi. That is a long time for an arrow squid or calamari to sit under it and make up its mind.
| Size | Weight | Fall speed (per 1m)* | Kanna |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5 SSS | ~8.5 g | ~11.2 sec | 3.0 size, thin-wire carbon |
*Free-fall rate, measured off Fukuoka in mid-November with PE 0.6 and a 2.5 fluorocarbon leader.
The Oil colours. Both patterns here come from Crono's Oil series — a translucent, slicked finish that reads as a dark silhouette from below and picks up whatever light is on the water. Black Oil is the one for a lit boat and clear water; Red Oil holds a harder outline once you are deep or the water has colour in it.
Imported Japanese-market model — packaging may be in Japanese. Shipped Australia-wide.