This is a remake of the debut model of Alexandra, which was released in 2004 and was discontinued during the heyday of heavy sinking lures. As the water temperature rises, the attention of mountain stream fish becomes concentrated near the surface of the water, and they often wait cunningly for food in the feeding lane. The flutter sinking lure is based on upstream fishing, and the lure is operated with rod work, and it attacks lightly, and its greatest feature is the attractive sound of it hitting the water and the sharp continuous fluttering. The slow sinking speed is effective not only in small streams, streams, and high-pressure flows in dry seasons, but also in attacking lanes just below the water surface and shallow rapids. It floats naturally with the current, inducing natural bites, and you can enjoy fishing at different ranges from fast-sinking types. The base lip demonstrates its strength and good response, making it possible to make aggressive presentations.