Anglers Republic Subream 40F - Aurora Hidenaga C-143

The Subream is a small insect lure for streams that perfectly imitates a stonefly, for example. It was developed by Japanese fly fisherman Mitsuaki Wada for spin fishing with fly or insect imitations. The lure features a rather subtle action without strong wobbling.

After being cast, the lure floats like an insect that has fallen into the water, positioned at a horizontal angle on the surface, and it turns sideways to the current with a light flow. When the angler gently pulls on the slack line, the Subream rotates 45° towards the rod tip and then quivers back and forth.

When retrieved, the lure swims just below the water's surface, sending out fine vibrations with its slightly wiggling rear end.

Weight: 2.2g
Max. running depth: 0.1m
Sinking behavior: floating
Length: 4.0cm
Hook size Decoy single barbless hook #4