OSP Worm Drive Claw 3 inch TW109 Amezari

OSP |After repeated action tests and actual fishing in a super clear pool, bites were concentrated when the worm "showed lifelike movements". Those that move seductively during the fall were during the fall, and those that showed their true potential in the subsequent luring were during that luring. In other words, if there was a gap where the worm lost its appeal during the series of movements from landing on the water to being picked up, it would mean losing a bite chance. OSP's first worm, the Drive Claw, "has all parts functioning efficiently and continues to lure bass at any time and in any situation". The special seductiveness created by the mix of different movements of each part dramatically increases bites during the fall. Immediately after hitting the bottom, the scissors and whiskers fall slowly against the body, creating a time-delayed action that attracts bass, and even with various subsequent luring patterns, some part always attracts bass and does not lose its sense of life. TKM-16-02-22