Sunny Shoji (SANY) Dig Sinker 2 No. 20 Red/Gold – Sand Bottom Lure

Overview

The Sunny Shoji Dig Sinker 2 from SANY is a purpose-built bottom lure designed for sandy seabeds. At No. 20 in size and finished in red and gold, it blends a specialized fin with strategic action to create visually engaging sand movement underwater. This combination may help draw the attention of bottom-dwelling fish as you explore sandy patches or tidal flats. While results vary with conditions, the design invites exploration of several fishing scenarios without guaranteeing outcomes.

In practice, the lure sits on the seabed and, when you shake the rod, the fins interact with water pressure to roll up sand and generate a distinctive “sand smoke.” This effect is intended to create a compelling target for species that frequent sandy bottoms, potentially increasing curiosity and interest from nearby fish.

How it works

The Dig Sinker 2 uses a specialized fin configuration to convert water pressure into controlled movement. When pressure differences form as you snap the rod, sand is displaced into the fin’s path, producing a smoke-like trail that shines a light on the lure’s location. The design also features a “casiomoly” function, helping the rig descend in a steady, straight line even in moderate currents. This stability supports consistent presentations in dynamic sea conditions.

Real-world use and target species

Geared toward sandy-bottom environments, the lure is associated with attracting fish such as pike, kiss, klei, smoker, and Madako. In coastal bays and flat sandy zones, anglers may notice the sand smoke’s presence as the lure maintains a bottom-oriented appeal while you control the rod’s rhythm. The overall effect is a powerful, if variable, tool for catching opportunistic bottom dwellers in the right setting.

Key features

• Size: No. 20
• Color: Red/Gold
• Primary field: Sandy bottoms, with target species including pike, kiss, klei, smoker, and Madako
• How to use: Shake the rod quickly when the sinker rests on the sandy bottom to roll sand and create sand smoke
• Concept: The sand smoke draws fish by visually signaling the lure’s presence in the bottom zone

Usage tips

• Drop to a sandy bottom and pause briefly to settle the rig in place
• Perform quick rod snaps to generate sand movement and smoke
• Wind the line gently to maintain tension and bring the smoke into view
• Watch for current direction; the design helps maintain a stable presentation in varying tides