DAIWA Worm Moonflower Sword Beam 2.2 Mixed Dot Glow

Polyhedral Worm, supervised by big rockfish fisherman Iwasaki Rintaro, attracts cunning large rockfish

Under the supervision of Iwasaki Rintaro, a young angler who is attracting attention and a big rockfish fisherman from Kyushu, known as "Rintako", the Polyhedral Worm was created based on the know-how required to capture large rockfish.
The distinctive hexagonal body and extremely thin sword tail create stability and straight-line performance,
producing stable action even when simply reeling or swimming in the middle layer.
In general, the larger the rockfish, the more likely it is to dislike artificial and large actions,
so the "Sword Beam" completely eliminates spontaneous actions that may make rockfish wary.
It attracts fish with minimal appeal that does not cause discomfort to cunning big rockfish that dislike unnecessary vibrations.
And if the angler adds action at the intended timing, the waist in the center of the body amplifies the action.
It captures the giant rockfish with a well-balanced action of "stillness" and "movement".


The hexagonal polyhedral body has many flat surfaces, which creates a stable straight-line action even when simply reeling or swimming in the middle water.
In addition, when combined with a darting jig head, it can make a wide range of darting movements.


Three necks at the connection between the body and the tail