Yo-Zuri Mag Dive Saltwater Pencil
The Yo-Zuri Mag Dive is a saltwater diving/floating pencil designed for long-distance casting and precise accuracy in big-game fishing.
- Equipped with a long-cast bullet-weight transfer system for extended range and pinpoint accuracy.
- When swum side-to-side, the pencil dives deep and then pops back up, attracting even finicky fish.
- Built with rugged through-wire construction and saltwater-grade treble hooks and split rings for durability in harsh conditions.
- The weight transfer system enables the pencil to swim about a foot to either side on the dive before returning to the surface, making it highly effective on tuna.
- Available in five colors and two sizes to suit different fishing preferences and conditions.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight Transfer System | Allows swimming one foot side-to-side on dive, then returns to surface |
| Construction | Through-wire, saltwater-grade treble hooks, split rings |
| Colors | Five options available |
| Sizes | Two sizes available |
FAQ
How does the weight transfer system work in the Mag Dive pencil?
The weight transfer system allows the pencil to swim about a foot to either side on the dive, then pops back up, creating a natural movement that attracts fish.
Is the Mag Dive suitable for catching tuna?
Yes, the Mag Dive is particularly effective on tuna due to its unique diving and popping motion that draws in fish.
What materials are used in the construction of the pencil?
The pencil features rugged through-wire construction with saltwater-grade treble hooks and split rings for durability and performance in saltwater environments.
Elizabeth Bell –
The Mag Dive performs well in open water. It dives deep and pops back up consistently, which keeps tuna interested. The through-wire build holds up well even after multiple casts in rough conditions.
Carl Parsons –
I’ve used this pencil for several trips in the Pacific. It casts far and stays stable during the dive. The color options help me match the surroundings, which improves visibility.
Dan Chapman –
Great for targeting tuna in deeper waters. The weight transfer system makes it stand out to fish, and it doesn’t break easily even after heavy use.
Victor Dowd –
The pencil is durable and works well in saltwater. I appreciate the design that allows it to move side-to-side and return to the surface. It’s a reliable choice for long-distance fishing.