APIA Pakasuka M Black

"I wish there was something like this..." This floating fish trap was born from a half-muttered tweet. Its features are immediately clear. The window on the top lid opens and closes to let fish in and out without using a zipper. Of course, it is possible to put fish in from the outside, but it cannot be opened from the inside. This is a gimmick that is typical of APIA, and a fish trap that did not exist for saltwater fishing has been completed. The fish caught in the net is held by the fish grip and slipped in through the window. There is no hassle of opening the zipper...putting fish in...closing it...and there is no need to touch it with bare hands, so the burden on the fish is minimal. In addition, it also helps to avoid the risk of accidentally releasing a fish that has already been put in. The gusset on the bottom allows you to move the net with a little water still in it.

We hope you will use it not only to keep fish during tournaments, but also to care for fish before and after photo shoots. In the testing stage, the saltwater durability of the stainless steel spring on the back was the key, but we also found a spring that was resistant to rust, and finally reached our goal.
"Pakasuka" is a fish that pops up and down. I want it to become an item that is loved by anglers.

Dimensions: 440×280×340mm