Yamashita Oppai Sutte : des suttes à corps souple pour la pêche des calamars
Yamashita Oppai Sutte stand out for their soft bodies, designed to encourage squid to hold on. Explore our models from 3.8 to 7 cm, with one or two crowns, to build your boat-fishing rigs. Compare the sizes and finishes of each color to vary your presentations with the UV and Glow series.
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Yamashita Oppai Sutte: flexibility at the heart of the presentation
The distinctive feature of Oppai Sutte is their soft body. Yamashita designed this texture to encourage squid to hold onto the lure when they take it.
These suttes complement your boat squid-fishing rigs. When preparing your selection, consider three criteria: lure length, number of crowns and body finish. They allow you to vary your presentation without systematically changing all your equipment.
What size Oppai Sutte should you choose?
The 3.8-1 model for a smaller presentation
The Oppai Sutte 3.8-1 measures 3.8 cm and has a single crown. Yamashita positions it especially for small squid and periods of low activity.
This size reduces the volume presented. To assess its value at your fishing spot, first maintain a depth and action comparable to those used with a larger model.
The 5-1 model for an intermediate size
At 5 cm with a single crown, the Oppai Sutte 5-1 offers an intermediate size in the range. It provides a larger silhouette while keeping the lure compact.
Keeping two sizes in your tackle box gives you an alternative when bites slow down. Before changing models, however, check that your rig is still working at the right depth.
The 7-1 and 7-2 models for a larger silhouette
The Oppai Sutte 7-1 and 7-2 both measure 7 cm. Their difference lies in the hook setup: one crown for the 7-1 and two for the 7-2.
The numbers after the hyphen therefore indicate the number of crowns, not the weight. Fishing depth depends mainly on the rig and its weighting.
Oppai Sutte UV and Glow: understanding the finishes
Check the body of each color
The UV designation in a series name does not mean that all its colors have the same body. Yamashita offers Keimura versions, as well as pink or green bodies depending on the model.
Check the finish of the color you choose rather than relying solely on the range name. Two versions from the same series can therefore provide different presentations.
Glow versions for a phosphorescent option
Oppai Sutte 7-2 Glow models feature a phosphorescent body. Yamashita designed them especially for night fishing and murky water.
To organize your selection, combine complementary finishes. You can test another presentation when light conditions or water clarity change, while maintaining your depth and action reference points.
How do you rig Oppai Sutte for boat fishing?
Position the suttes above a terminal sinker
A dropper rig allows you to position Oppai Sutte above a sinker placed at the end of the line. The latter ensures the descent and helps control the rig while drifting.
Leave enough space between the lures to prevent them from touching or snagging each other. Start with a simple rig: it will be easier to handle and monitor.
Adjust the weighting before making multiple changes
Current, depth and boat drift affect the weight required. Aim to maintain clear contact with your rig and regularly return to the water layer you are fishing.
If the line moves away quickly or you lose track of your depth, reassess the weighting. A color change will not compensate for a presentation that no longer passes through the target zone.
How should you work your Oppai Sutte?
Alternate movements and pauses
Make short movements, then pause. Gradually vary their amplitude and rhythm to observe the reactions.
Once you get a bite, try to repeat the same sequence at the same depth. These reference points are often more useful than repeatedly changing lures.
Stay alert to contact
During pauses, watch for a subtle pull, a rod-tip tremble or unusual slack. Compare these signs with the regular movements caused by the boat.
A soft body does not eliminate the need to react to a bite. After setting the hook, maintain steady tension during the retrieve to reduce dropped squid.
Choose your Oppai Sutte at Ardent Pêche
Explore our selection of Yamashita Oppai Sutte UV in 3.8-1, 5-1, 7-1 and 7-2, as well as 7-2 Glow versions. Compare sizes, crowns and colors to create an assortment suited to your boat squid-fishing trips.