KROMUSHI

"Keromushi", which has a high buoyancy body that supports offset hooks, is a lure with the flight distance, snagless performance, hooking efficiency, and action that are essential for insect fishing. The four paddle-shaped wings, reminiscent of insects and frogs, create ripples and waves that flutter on the surface of the water when it falls into the water. Due to the high snagless performance of the body, it is easy to fish overhangs, bushes and branches, and it will surely appeal to bass that are preying on insects. It will be KROMUSHI Size: 1.3 inch (5/pac) 2016.5 release. Material + body form A 1.3 inch compact body reminiscent of a small beetle or frog that uses high buoyancy non-salt material. The body that supports offset hooks (#1-2) does not lose its buoyancy, and even in situations where the cover is entwined, it can be attacked without stress by taking advantage of its snuglessness, making it easy to fish for butterflies on branches. wing The paddle-shaped wing that leans forward reliably catches water, responds quickly to light touch actions, and switches on the bass with ripples and waves that make the wings flap and struggle. The kickback effect of the wing enables a lively shake that reduces the distance traveled, leading the hesitant bass to bite. action An image of actions such as laydowns and overhangs, like insects falling into the water and struggling. For a bass that eats insects, landing on the water is the best chance to get a bite! If you don't have a bite when you land on the water, you can increase the bite rate by imagining an insect flapping on the surface of the water. Also, instead of having him take action all the time, it is very effective to interweave poses and occasional shakes that make him struggle! In addition, one of the best insect-type lures that can bring good fishing results without giving line pressure is fishing for a butterfly that is hung on a branch. line select Braided lines and nylon lines that are difficult to sink when posing for a long time. Braided lines are also recommended around covers that are difficult to attack with light tackle. Offset hooks #1 to #2 are compatible, but thin hooks are recommended as buoyancy may not be obtained depending on the hook. The color of the posted image may look slightly different from the actual product depending on the shooting environment and the computer or mobile phone carrier you are viewing. Please note.