IMAKATSU Three Protozoa (Eco-Friendly Product) #S-259 Swamp Shrimp Blue Flakes

It's an insect, but it's a shrimp

Insect-type shrimp
The 2015 Classic winner, Mihara Naoyuki, a JB Top 50 pro, has been using it as a secret site bait in tournaments,
and of course it was the driving force behind his Classic victory. Now, Mihara Mushi has finally been released on the market!

The shape looks like a multi-legged insect,
but Mihara's only aim is the "hovering shrimp" action.
The silicone rubber imitates the multi-legged shrimp of a hovering shrimp, and it continues to vibrate subtly and exquisitely while sinking in the water at an ultra-ultra dead slow speed.
The Mihara-style tournament-style method is to use a very small trout hook such as #8 on the tail side.


How to use
The basic way to use it is a no-sinker rig.
We recommend that you use a trout hook and a trout hook that is as small as possible.
This is because the worm is small, so if the hook is large, the bass's eyes will be drawn to the hook and it will often be seen through.

Of course, it is also compatible with offset hooks, and the best size is about #4 to #3.
The Sangenmushi is basically a lure suitable for site fishing.
It targets all sizes of bass, from small bass to big bass over 55 cm, but the important thing is the approach.