HENCHMAN was developed as a "rolling jig" that swims at a fine pitch with a vertically asymmetrical shape. The shape is designed to have a short overall length and a thick tail, but the body height is designed to suppress the squeezing volume. The rear center of gravity design ensures an overwhelming flight distance. If this is just the rear center of gravity, when the tail is in action, inertia tends to be attached and the pulling resistance tends to increase, but by suppressing the body height and making it a rounded shape, the water flow is missed and the tail swings. Was suppressed. Take action by chewing water in the wide front, and let the water flow escape at the tail. As a result, we have achieved comfortable pulling resistance, difficulty in popping out in fast winding, fine pitch action, overwhelming flight distance, and a feeling of size of the smallest class. A heavy jig that acts in bite size is also effective when the bait is small.