Akron Elastic Shock Butt Loop Type

New concept of elastic shock butt leader
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in the hand when fishing by pulling.

The new concept is a new concept that is very effective in the area of fishing.

Also, some trout will not bite a fly unless the tippet is thin, even when fishing with an indicator.

shock leader.
The Elastic Shock Butt (ESB) is a shock leader.


The fact that highly sensitive tackle gives fish a sense of discomfort is surprisingly unnoticed.


The reason why many short "knick" bites are not easily hooked when fishing on retrieve is often due to the lack of stretch in the line system.

By using ESB, line tension is reduced and fish feel no discomfort
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The ESB reduces line tension and allows the fish to hold the fly in its mouth for a longer period of time without feeling any discomfort
and hooking the fly.


Anglers can also use the same fly to catch fish on the same line. The thinner the tippet, the more comfortable the fly will be for the angler

and the more the fly will stay in the mouth for a longer period of time, allowing the fish to hook the fly.

The thinner the tippet, the more comfortable it is and the more likely the fish will use it.

The thinner the tippet, the more comfortable it is for the fish to use.

This is a very effective way of communicating with a thin tippet.


When fishing with an indicator, it is easy to overreact to an unexpected bite and end up breaking the tippet, but with ESB, you will have much less chance of breaking the tippet.

The method of use is simple.

All you have to do is attach the elastic shock butt between the fly line and the leader.



There are two main advantages of using the Elastic Shock Butt:


The Elastic Shock Butt is a new type of fly line that is designed to be used with a thin line.

The Elastic Shock Butt can easily handle unexpectedly large fish.

The elastic shock butt overturns the conventional wisdom of fly fishing.