SAMURAI FISHING MARCHE

This is a translated article from “Nishine Lure Works Backstage Diary,” written by Mr. Hiroshi Nishine of Nishine Lure Works. You can read the original article, published on January 26, 2026, here: In this post, I'd like to introduce the Smelt Head Finesse, now available at SAMURAI FISHING MARCHE. The Smelt Head Finesse comes in three models. Model Name: Smelt Head Finesse 1.5 g (1/16 oz) model: #1 hook 2.7 g (1/10 oz) model: #1 hook 5.0 g (3/16 oz) model: #2/0 hook *The list

The Transfer Tail shines in lipless mode: high-speed and slow retrieves, strong current, and long casts where you can't see the lure.

A drop shot soft bait developed for Great Lakes smallmouth: a very soft body, natural action even when left still, and a level posture in the water.

Meet the three colors added to the Nishine Lure Works Simcoe series in 2023: Hologram Shad, Black Back Gold and Goby.

Three new colors for the Nishine Lure Works Chippawa Blade series (RB Blade and DD Blade), now available at SAMURAI FISHING MARCHE.

The story of the Simcoe 75 and 75HW, a shad-imitating lipless crankbait, told by Hiroshi Nishine: from a fishless trip to Florida to the Great Lakes.

The Chippawa RB Blade adds a blade to the Chippawa RB: stronger flash, a metallic sound and the power to draw fish in from a distance.

A drop shot hook with a shape like no other: tied with the sotogake knot, it always stands straight, and its long shank hooks deep in the mouth.

DRT's TiNY KLASH and KLASH 9 swimbaits, hard to find even in Japan, are available at SAMURAI FISHING MARCHE. Features and colors.

Cast all day on the Great Lakes, keep swimming in the Niagara River's current: the Erie 115MD is Nishine Lure Works' versatile jerkbait.

studio COMPOSITE's TWIN DM twin hooks offer holding power, penetration and freedom of movement, and are designed for catch and release. Plus the Oval Wire split ring.

A versatile minnow for many species: the Erie 115SD casts as far as a 130mm jerkbait yet stays light enough to jerk all day.

From the first wooden prototype in 2012 to its release in 2022: Hiroshi Nishine looks back on 10 years of developing the Erie 115MD, the hardest lure he has ever made.