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Description
Length: 35mm / Quantity: 2
The goal for the new Orikanemushi was to avoid being a specific bug. Its silhouette needed to resemble all kinds of bugs, and even frogs and crustaceans at times.
Furthermore, by shifting the center of gravity of the base body to the rear, it achieves outstanding casting accuracy, making it easier to penetrate branches and leaves.
The body is made of elastomer, making it resistant to breakage even when caught on branches, while the large antennae relative to the body and three pairs of three-dimensional legs on the sides create a lively water displacement. The shape takes advantage of the properties of elastomer material.
Furthermore, by narrowing the rear waist of the body, independent action and vibration are generated at the front and back. It folds easily when bitten, and the exposed hook tip also has the benefit of improving hooking.
The basic way to use it is to leave it on the surface and shake it to simulate the action of a drowning bug.
You can also attach an offset hook, cast it into cover or shade, and use the swinging head to lure bass.
The current trend of using elastomer worms with a sinker to sink them is also extremely devastating.