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There is an episode where Gary and Kawabe, who was fishing with Gary during practice for the B.A.S.S. Western Open, cut the curly tail of a T's Worm and used it to catch a lot of fish in the back seat, and Gary decided to make it.
Pro Komori won the first round of the 2016 JB/TOP50 with a 4-inch Cover Neko, making it the No. 1 in terms of results!
The tail, which seems to have been cut carelessly, acts as a vertical tail when falling or swimming, and when you shake it sideways, it emits a strong and unique vibration that attracts bass.
It can be used for any bass bait, sometimes bait fish, sometimes shrimp, and can be transformed depending on how you use it, so it is suitable for any situation.
It is characterized by the fact that it emits a vital vibration from a horizontal fall, and many anglers call it "bait".
The 3.5" to 5-3/4" sizes do not have much difference in action other than the size.
However, for those aiming to become more advanced anglers, being able to use different rigs depending on the size of the bass, the turbidity of the water, the fishing pressure on the bass, and the size of the bait will lead to better results.
The classic way to do it is with a falling no-sinker wacky rig, and you can catch a lot of fish from post-spawn through to late fall.
It also works with all kinds of rigs, including Neko rigs, jig head rigs, Texas rigs, no-sinkers, undershot rigs, split shot rigs and Carolina rigs.
It has less resistance than the 4-inch rig, so it falls a little faster, and with a Neko rig or no-sinker rig it feels a little easier to control in the water..
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Condition: New.
Lenght: 3.5inch.
pack in: 10pcs.
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