NORIES

Nories Sankaku T-San Neko Rig Worm

$8.99 - $8.99

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Description

Designed by Bassmaster Elite Series angler, Taku Ito, the Nories Sankaku T-San Neko Rig Worm is a new take on finesse worms that gives anglers tremendous versatility and outstanding hook up ratios. Unique in shape, it’s molded with a small section of heavily ribbed plastic that protrudes from the main body at a 90-degree angle, which is made to hold your hook in place and dramatically increase your hook up ratios. The forked tail design creates a tantalizing action that dances side-to-side and triggers fish to bite. Specifically designed for Neko rigging, the Nories Sankaku T-San Neko Rig Worm features a slender head design that holds nail weights securely in place and is perfect for methodically twitching along the bottom for inactive hard to catch fish. It can also be fished with a steady reeling retrieve and will produce a strong vibration similar to a bladed jig so anglers can cover water quickly and trigger aggressive reaction strikes. Offered in a wide selection of mouth watering colors, the Nories Sankaku T-San Neko Rig Worm redefines the capabilities of finesse worms.

Specifications

Category

Soft Plastics

Length

4.5 in (114 mm)

Sink Rate

slow sink

Target Species

bass

Techniques

finesse, casting

Water Column

bottom

Action

subtle tail kick

Conditions

clear water, cold water, open water

Field Notes

This is a finesse worm designed specifically for Neko rigging and other bottom-oriented presentations. It excels when fish are pressured or inactive, and the ribbed hook-holding section helps keep the bait pinned for better hook-up ratios. The tail can also be swum or steadily reeled to create a stronger reaction bite.

Pros

  • Excellent for finesse and Neko rig presentations
  • Forked tail adds subtle side-to-side action
  • Hook-holding section improves rigging and hook-up ratio
  • Versatile enough to drag, twitch, or swim

Cons

  • Specialized shape may be less versatile than a standard worm
  • Best performance usually requires finesse tackle and patience

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