RAID JAPAN Worm Little 2WAY Crayfish

The birth of the little-sized 2WAY. As its name suggests, the 2WAY is a soft bait that can be used in a variety of ways depending on the condition of the fish and the situation. The most orthodox way to use it is as a short leader down shot with a trout hook attached to the center sphere. By adding a slightly larger action with the image of moving the sinker up and down, the body bends and rolls in a "L" shape, creating a multi-axis roll action, and the countless thin legs growing from the side of the body follow, creating an extremely complex and mysterious action. In addition, it achieves a braking feeling, water grip, and water pushing power that you wouldn't expect from a small body size. By rigging it to a jig head wacky, you can get a direct feeling and good handling, and at the same time, it can be used around the cover. As an alternative approach to fish that are not responding easily, a nail rig with a trout hook set on a body torn in half is effective. The legs on the side of the body emit a fine vibration when it falls, so it can also be used as a so-called sinking worm.