Megabass Kirinji 70: The Finesse Surface Disruptor

At Gerrys Fishing, we recognize that sometimes a smaller profile is the only way to trick wary predators, especially when they are keyed in on tiny fry or Haku (baby mullet). The Megabass Kirinji 70 delivers the same genre-defying performance as its larger siblings but in a compact, 7cm finesse package that is irresistible to Bass, Perch, and even Sea Bream.

Dont let the small size fool you; this lure is packed with the same 4 INTAKE 4 OUT hydrodynamic technology found in the 90mm and 120mm versions. This patented system channels water through the head, regulating pressure to produce a seductive, ultra-high-pitch rolling action that creates a massive wake for such a small lure. Because the water passes through the body, you get incredible surface disturbance with almost zero resistance on your rod tip.

Whether you need a subtle wakebait or an aggressive micro-popper, the Kirinji 70 is the Swiss Army Knife of your topwater box, remaining perfectly stable even in wind-chopped estuaries or swirling currents.

Technical Specifications

Where to Use the Kirinji 70

The Kirinji 70 excels in match the hatch scenarios and high-pressure fishing environments:

• Estuaries During the Fry Run: Early in the season, Bass often ignore large lures in favor of tiny baitfish. The 70mm profile perfectly mimics these small snacks while the bubble trail from the water-through head ensures the fish can find it in the surface film.

• Calm Coastal Mornings: On those glass-calm mornings when a large lure might spook a fish, the Kirinji 70 provides a more delicate approach. Its light 7g weight allows for a stealthy entry while still offering enough mass for accurate casting on light lure gear.

• Shallow Saltwater Lagoons: Fishing in water only inches deep? With a maximum dive depth of just 10cm (when worked rod-down), you can confidently cast over submerged weed and rocks that would snag even the shallowest of standard minnows.

• Targeting Sea Bream & Light Game: This is a fantastic choice for light-game enthusiasts. The high-pitched vibration and spitting action are highly effective for aggressive species like Black Sea Bream that feed in the top layer of the water.

Gerrys Pro Tip: To maximize your hook-up rate on this smaller model, try dead-sticking it. Cast it out, let the ripples subside, and then give it a tiny twitch to engage the water-through vents. The way the bubbles escape the head while the lure sits stationary often triggers a massive surface explosion