Megabass Vision OneTen

The profile, one-of-a-kind darting action, balancing system and realistic color patterns all contribute to the incredible fish-catching ability of the ONETEN. The tungsten Multi-Way Moving Balancer System (PAT.) not only fuels unparalleled action and huge flash, but also powers bombing casts. This deadly package is finished off with three Megabass original Katsuage Out-Barb treble hooks, designed to increase hookup percentages with superior light-wire penetration.

The ONETEN excels when water temps are between 38 to 70 degrees. During this time (especially from November to April in most U.S. waters), the VISION ONETEN is excellent when fishing points, flats, rocky banks, bluffs, or above submerged grass beds. However, the ONETEN is also deadly around boat docks in the heat of the summer, so it is common to see a ONETEN on the front deck of tournament boats year-round.

The VISION ONETEN is at its best when fished with 6lb. to 15lb. fluoro, with a sweet spot in the 10-12lb range. Line diameter will affect the depth the ONETEN is able to reach, running nearly 7 ft. deep on 6lb. test, to around 4 ft. on 15lb. test.

• Sound RATTLE
• Type Suspending
• Depth 6ft
• Hook KATSUAGE OUT-BARB #6
• Length 4-1/3in
• Weight 1/2oz

Abbreviations and their descriptions...

► Guanium Ghost finish (GG) - is one of the most popular Megabass finishes. It's used in order to apply guanine, a natural substance found in fish scales that causes reflection on fish scales. Combined with the fine etched scale lines molded into the plastic, it gives convincingly realistic baitfish flesh look to Megabass baits.

► Guanium Phantom finish (GP) - Whereas Guanium Ghost (GG) applies guanine over a colored bait, the Guanium Phantom (GP) finish is the same effect of applying Guanium finish over a translucent bait without coloring applied to the bait.

► Neon Core finish (NC) - Basically the GP finish, but with the GP applied on a flat reflective panel that's housed lengthwise inside of the baits. The flat panel will send a much larger reflection than off the round body surface.

► Pearl Mica (PM) finish - This is representative of Megabass' opaque (solid) color finishes. But bear in mind, all Megabass baits (except BONE colors) are made starting with clear plastic, so even non-Guanium finishes (such as PM and other solid colors) do not block light completely. All Megabass baits allow some light to come through the bodies, making the colors more vivid than other brands made of opaque plastics with whatever colors on top.

► Metal (M) finish - This is a foiled material for imitating fish scales, and it's solid or opaque, not translucent. When you want a mirror-like reflectivity, the Metal finish may be the one for you.

► Mat finish - Non-glossy or flat finish that does not lose color intensity by reflecting light. Mat finishes will emit strong flashes of the painted-on mat colors as they move and roll

GS: Guanium-Smoke Finish

SG: Super Ghost Finish

P: Phantom Finish

► HT - Half Tone; often with a metal top half (shoulder foiling with translucent back) and GP bottom half

► II - Second variation, typically more elaborate markings than the first. Not to be confused with IL

► IL - Illusion finish which I assume (not entirely certain) is a clear holographic effect.

► Ito - Colors partly named after Megabass founder and designer, Yuki Ito

► OB - Orange belly. Also CB - chartreuse belly. RB - red belly.

► Wagin - Japanese for Silver.

Wakin - Japanese for Gold.

► Wakasagi - a purple-hued baitfish in Japan, responsible for many Megabass colors having purplish hues. Hasu, Oikawa, Ayu also refer to Japan's native baitfish

► WO - without OB