The “Deeper Range” was slightly less intense in order to catch the big bass that made Major Lake wary. In general, when reducing the strength of a spinnerbait, a technique is taken to reduce the vibration by reducing the blade or size, but this also loses flushing. On the other hand, the Deeper Range achieves this with a unique bending wire setting without reducing the blade size. It has a tight vibration that doesn’t surprise you until you approach a nervous bus, but it also has a flashing that invites a reaction when the bus is attacking. In addition, the blade suppression effect of this bending wire also acquires a balance that makes it difficult to float, allowing parallel pulling under one range with reeling at normal speed. As a bait that can capture the deeper (deeper) range, which is the origin of the name, it is excellent not only for clearing but also for muddy water.