O.S.P Mylarminnow

Length   ： 2.5in・3.5in
Quantity： 5

The brilliance of life that hits your instincts directly
The fish-eater bass is extremely selective, and even in situations where it boils violently, it doesn't even look at suspicious lures. In order not to give up, even if only the appearance is realistic and only the movement is natural, it is not enough. In addition to the natural shape and real eye, the Mylar minnow uses a Mylar tube that emits flashing light like scales as a reflector, giving it a super realistic look that cannot be expressed with ordinary worms. In terms of action, the body roll that creates flickering flashing and the tail action that trembles delicately combine appeal and sure bite. The amazing sense of life created by the ultimate fusion of appearance and movement blows away the reason of selective fish.

<Shape that pursues natural action> The
target movement is both a roll action that emphasizes flushing and a delicate tail action that makes tough bass use its mouth. Since the roll action is created by falling down along with the body to escape the water pressure received on the underside of the body, a thick shape up to the tail that firmly receives the water pressure is advantageous. However, in order to create a delicate tail action that will make even tough bass use their mouths, the tail should be thin and thin. The solution to this contradictory problem at once is the fin that passes like a support under the tail. Although it has a thin and thin tail, it has the right amount of tension to firmly absorb water and convert it into a roll action. In addition, it controls the tail's excessive rampage and adjusts it to a natural swing width. In addition, it is also effective in wacky setting with no sinker, and it contributes to the temptation to suppress the movement distance and create ripples at one point, and the sliding performance in horizontal and horizontal use.

<Super Real Flushing!
The Mylar tube used as a reflector is considered the best material for reproducing baitfish in fly fishing that pursues visual appeal . The unique sense of sheerness and the sweet irregular reflection produced by the weave faithfully reproduces the flashing characteristic of baitfish, attracting bass from a distance and unquestioningly leading to a bite. Another advantage is that the strength of flushing can be adjusted to either strong or weak depending on the color of the Mylar tube, so you can choose the best appealing power according to the water quality and activity of the bass.

jig head rig

The blinking flashing produced by the rolling action during shaking increases the detection rate from bass, and the combination with the high-pitched tail will surely lead to a bite. It is effective even in swimming while shaking the middle layer, and in one-point shaking of the pin spot.

down shot rig

Because the body has buoyancy, the tail does not hang down and you can lure it in a natural posture. Shaking rolls and high-pitch tails, as well as flashing darts created by sharp twitching, are trump cards that bring out reaction bites.

No sinker rig (wacky setting)

"Piku Piku", which creates ripples with a fine one-point shake while floating on the surface of the water, produces a dying small fish. And by shaking it a little stronger, it can perfectly perform "Yokoyoko", which slides horizontally. It is also an advantage that the worm does not fly when skipping or fighting with the bass by hooking the Mylar tube.

No sinker rig (offset hook setting)

The irregular dart action that occasionally jumps out of the water, which is shown by twitching, produces a panic bait that escapes the water surface. The flushing that occurs at the moment of turning left and right ignites the predatory instinct of the bass.

Split shot rig or Carolina rig

With a light twitch, the body floats and becomes a natural dirt. Moreover, the flashing with dirt accompanied by a twist is exactly the baitfish that hits the bottom.